Quick Look: EX: Greed Corp

lol did anyone else notice at 10:59 Ryan says "King Walker.... Texas ranger..." never noticed it the first time.

That looks genuinely fun, and the music is GREAT!

the designer seems really nervous lol

Looks like it could be interesting with more players.

I really like the look of this game

Looks pretty neat. Be interesting to see how much they charge for it.

I like this variation in Quicklooks though. And it's always better to look at a game in peace with the developer and some giantbomb guys, as probably the only other moment would be during some crowded E3 event. Where all the developers are on Media training steroids/

" Just gonna say that the last games that W!Games made were....
 
Well, I'm just going to leave this right here... "

That was INTENSE.

Yea the QL's with the developers tend to be a little dry but this one was fine thanks to the Dutch accent and I am actually surprised that for an RTS the game looks like a really fun laid back game.

The 4 player games must up with CIV4 when it comes to making alliances and breaking them. I'm sure that higher level games can get extremely complex.

Looks interesting, but the font nerd in me wonders why they used the typeface from the Banjo-Kazooie games (Lithograph, I think).

"the designer seems really nervous lol "

I am intrigued.

Sweet! I'm quite excited for this now, looks very cool.

Turn-based titles work pretty well on consoles. I'm rather excited to download this sucker! =D

Looks pretty good. I like the environmental messages in this, and the strategy looks really neat.
 
PS Ryan, a lot of people who are afraid of heights are afraid of being high, not a sudden CHANGE of being high (ie landing after a fall)

Looks to be a good game to try out, although it would seem the game would be pretty boring after awhile considering you don't have many options.

Looks fun, not going to get it though.

Great music!

This game looks pretty cool, I'll wait for the demo to hit before I decide on purchasing it though.

I have no idea what is going on in this game.  Looks fun though.
 
@Thevamp25 said:

" the designer seems really nervous lol "

Looks a bit confusing, but nice presentation. 

I like it, it seems more like a board game instead of a normal    turn-based strategy game.

" Looks like it could be interesting with more players. "

ok...ok... now isnt this chess with hexagons and different unit types?

Some stuff looks confusing. But, it looks good.

it looks pretty good, i would have never looked at this

This looks more like a "hyper-chess" or "hyper-checkers" with  a"war of attrition" theme then a generally accepted RTS.  I really like it. It will be great for 4 player long-into-the-night experiences.

Looks promising! If there were an iPhone version, I would buy it in an instant.

This QL did justice where the trailer did not.

Looks pretty interesting.

Looks like a buy for me. I love this type of game.

Crazy dutch bastard!

*yaaawwwwwwnnnnnnnnnn!*

" This QL did justice where the trailer did not. "

looks realllly cool

Definitely have to give this a try. Looks like there's a good deal of strategy to learn.

Looks great!

meh, shouldnt watch this smoked. looks supercomplicated :P

I really like the look of this game. Might grab it.

Looks fun, hope its coming to steam.

The whole harvesting decreases the height of a hex is a nice concept.  However, gameplay looks pretty dull, especially towards the end when most of the map has been destroyed.  Then it's down to who can create the most land units to fly over with a carrier.  Not much strategy there at all.

Looks great. Good job Nikki :)

It actually looks really, really cool. Gonna check it out.

" I've gotta admit I dislike the EX quick looks. To me the greatest draw of Quick Looks is getting an unbiased first impression of the game, warts and all. It mirrors what happens in people's actual homes when they bring a game home for the first time and pop it in, so that makes it super useful (to me moreso than a review) to determine if it's something I should buy.  Having the developer there does allow you to get some info and depth about the game you might not have been aware of, but it disconnects it from the end-users experience. No normal consumer is going to have the devs sit on down with them and explain the game during the first couple hours, you have to rely on how well the game is made, and how well it guides you through the experience on its own.   Also, listening to you guys rip on the games is a big part of the draw . I completely understand that with the developer there you have to be more diplomatic with your words, but that doesn't make it any more entertaining to watch. "