Release date: 2006 Genre: RTS / Global Strategy Developer: Petroglyph Games Foreign publisher: LucasArts Entertainment Publication type: Repack Interface language: Russian Voice-over: Russian Crack: Sewn in {HATRED}
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Operating system: Windows® 2000 / XP / Vista / 7 Processor: Intel Pentium III - 900 MHz / AMD Athlon K7 - 650 MHz RAM: 256 MB (for 2000 / XP) / 768 MB (for Vista / 7) Video card: 32 MB with hardware T&L (GeForce 2 / Radeon 7500) Sound card: DirectX9.0 compatible Free space on hard disk: 3,6 GB
The game's focus isn't on choosing a side; the goal is to win the war with the resources you're given (armies, etc.)! So whether you're on the Empire's side or the Rebels', commanding the Death Star or a squad of regular infantry, the key is to demonstrate your tactical and strategic prowess. There's no need to spend hours gathering resources, building, and waiting for new units — once you download the Star Wars Empire at War torrent, you'll be immediately sent into battle, and the outcome depends entirely on you! The Star Wars: Empire at War - Forces of Corruption expansion tells the story of Tyber Zann, who has embarked on a dangerous path of bribery, kidnapping, and robbery, and who isn't above using any means necessary to become the most influential figure in the criminal underworld.
Features: With nearly a hundred locations, there's truly plenty of room to expand. It could be Dagobah or Tatooine, each with its own strategic advantages. Conquer a planet or liberate it — what will you choose? - Only the names of the legendary heroes remain unchanged - take the one you like best - Luke or Obi-Wan, or maybe Darth? Military battles can be fought both in space and on the ground. Take control of a massive army, and manage it wisely and make the right decisions. Stormtrooper squads, battleships, and TIE fighters are at your disposal. - Empire, Crime Syndicate, or Rebel Alliance – lead one side of the Galaxy-consuming conflict and lead it to victory over all.
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