Here you get an overview of the whole galaxy and this is where you build all your stuff like star bases, ships, buildings and land units. The first part is played on the galactic map. The campaigns and galactic conquest modes are played in two parts and are very different to the usual Command & Conquer type RTS. Even though the game plays quite different to traditional RTS titles, the tutorials are excellent and the hints that pop up really help you understand how the game works. Forces of Corruption also adds the Super Star Destroyer Executor to the list and it is massive!Įmpire at War is very easy to learn to play. And for ground battles, the AT-ATs, AT-STs, Snow Speeders and soldiers all look about the right size. Tie Fighters and X-Wings are tiny compared to the Star Destroyers and Nebulon-Bs. The scaling for the units are done very well. The substitute voices do perform an OK job though. The sounds are authentically Star Wars and done well too, but unfortunately the original cast do not reprise their roles in the game. The space battle explosions look Star Wars spectacular, but the land battle explosions seems a bit lacking. Each space and ground unit is well detailed.
Although not as good as C&C3 Tiberium Wars it is still excellent. All the music fits well with the game giving the nice Star Wars atmosphere. Some original soundtracks from the Star Wars movies are mixed with some original compositions. It is Star Wars and Star Wars done well! All the Star Wars favourites are there like the Death Star, Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, AT-ATs, X-Wings, Millenium Falcon, Nebulon-Bs, Star Destroyers, ewoks and even Kyle Katarn. Star Wars Empire At War: Forces of Corruption – October 2006.
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