Unfortunately, we don’t have a download link for the PSN version in the PlayStation Store, as you need to get it through your PlayStation 3. We do have the link to Greed Corp’s profile on the UK PlayStation website. The game is priced at 9.99 euros (or local equivalent).

You can use the button below to go directly to the purchase link for Greed Corp on XBLA. Of course you can also download it as a trial, or get the gameplay trailer. The full game is available for 800 Microsoft Points.

Get it, play it, and let us know what you think!

You can use the button below to go directly to the purchase link for the Greed Corp full game. Of course you can also download it as a trial, or get the gameplay trailer.

The full game is available for 800 Microsoft Points. Get it, play it, and let us know what you think. You can of course also add a nice rating from the Marketplace page or your Xbox 360.

AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS – February 11 2010 – Their mining technology is state-of-the art. Their corporate philosophy is to relentlessly strip the land of its resources for maximum financial profit, and anyone or anything that stands in the way of that is just collateral damage. They are the Cartel, a shadowy web of corporations, and the third of the four factions from the innovative turn-based strategy game Greed Corp from W!Games, releasing on PlayStation®Network, Xbox LIVE® Arcade for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system and Windows PC in early 2010.

Excelling at pulling everything that is valuable out of the earth, the Cartel are fast, efficient and thoughtless in their single-minded pursuit of profit. Publicly establishing alliances only when it serves their own corporate purpose, their extensive network of spies pursues their true aims unhindered in the background. The Cartel are as trustworthy as jackals.

The unit used to mine the earth’s natural resources is the harvester, and the cartel’s is the best there is. In Greed Corp, the harvester turns land layers and land tiles into spendable credits, but slowly destroys the land itself by doing so. A true tactician, understanding the offensive value of a harvester, can initiate a self-destruct. This can create a strategic advantage, but it will do even more damage to the environment, possibly triggering a chain reaction of collapsing critical tiles.