Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 6 expert reviews

Excellent:

2
Good:

4
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros:

Awesome new playable units; new campaign mode and story; greatly Improved multiplayer options.

Cons:

Really bad voice acting for Darth Vader; story Campaign shorter then original even for an expansion game; once again hero unit overkill.

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Last revision on April 7, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Awesome new playable units; new campaign mode and story; greatly Improved multiplayer options

Reviewers Didn't Like

Really bad voice acting for Darth Vader; story Campaign shorter then original even for an expansion game; once again hero unit overkill

Expert reviews and ratings

A great new dimension is brought to the already stimulating Empire at War game. With more units more missions and a whole new faction to play with this game is great. Now go corrupt the...

By GWN on November 23, 2006

Earlier this year when Star Wars: Empire at War came out I was really impressed with what the developers at Petroglyph were able to do with the license. Unlike many of the other real-time strategy games that have come out under the Star Wars license,...

By GameZone on November 02, 2006

There are few better settings for an RTS than in the Star Wars universe; the characters are unique, the vehicles are huge and powerful, and the environments are varied. Besides, who wouldnt want to order around a fleet of Star Destroyers to decimate...

By GamePro on November 01, 2006

Spec: Strategy, 1 Player, Teen By cnet on October 25, 2006

The biggest addition undoubtedly is the new third faction led by the galactic crime lord Tyber Zann. With completely new units the whole expected grind between the Rebellion and the Empire is blown aside. Considering before this game was released...

By Strategy Informer on October 24, 2006

100

Forces of Corruption introduces new units for all three factions. In the original Empire at War, players could choose to be on the side of the Imperials or Rebels, with the main goal being to take control over the galaxy by conquering enemy planets....

By CNET Australia on October 10, 2006

Forces of Corruption MARK STANISZ Canadian Press Get ready to be thrown back into the middle of the Star Wars universe with Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption — the expansion to Star Wars: Empire at War. In this real-time strategy PC...

By The Lobe and Mail on December 28, 2006

Those hanging out to dabble with the dark side of the shwartz, err, force, will be delighted with the latest add-on for LucasArt’s RTS flagship, Star Wars: Empire at War.Star Wars Empire at War: Forces of Corruption now allows players to harness...

By Atomic MPC on October 11, 2006