Command & Conquer™ Remastered Collection

This is a classic. You build your base, protect it, then strike the enemy. (but not necessarily in that order)

One of the original and best RTS games out there. It holds up surprisingly well. My favourite game soundtrack of all time.

Klasická RTS v novém kabátu. Stále dokáže zabavit. Cením Soundtrack.

Crases after several years of being abandoned and not fixed Game itself is good tho

A game about fighting against the controls as your AI decides to be insufferable as possible.

Mission Accomplished. Command & Conquer™ Remastered Collection is pretty much everything you would want from a remaster. It is faithful, polished, packed with love, and feels like it actually understands why people cared about these games in the first place. This was a total blast from the past for me. The FMV cutscenes are just as lovably goofy and amazing as I remember. The remastered visuals are great. They keep the vibe of the originals intact without feeling like they are trying too hard to modernize everything into something it never was. Being able to freely switch between the OG visuals and the new ones lets you enjoy the old-school feel with a cleaner presentation, which is exactly what I wanted out of this collection. The music and audio are excellent too, which should surprise absolutely nobody because Frank Klepacki is a legend. The remastered soundtrack rules. These games already had iconic music, and this collection gives it the love and respect it deserves. I also appreciated all the bonus material. The gallery stuff, the behind-the-scenes content, the lost songs that did not make the final cut, all of that was neat to dig through. When you are dealing with games this legendary, that kind of archival material feels historically important. That is really what this collection gets right overall. It truly feels like a love letter to the series while also serving as a proper preservation effort. The quality-of-life additions that are here are welcome too. Unit queueing is nice to have, and in general it smooths off just enough of the rough edges without crossing the line into becoming a full remake. That said, the downside of being this faithful is obvious. Some of the stuff that aged poorly is still showing its age. I definitely found myself wishing for a little more modern quality-of-life in a few places. Better pathfinding would have gone a long way. Attack Move would have been nice too. But at the same time, I get why those things are not here. Add too much of that and you are not really making a remaster anymore, you are making a remake. So I cannot really hold it against the game too hard, even if the passage of time definitely shows. Red Alert in particular kicked my ass more than I remembered. Part of that is probably down to playstyle. I am a bit of a turtler, and Red Alert really does not want to let you sit back, build up, and get comfortable the way I naturally like to. It gives you less breathing room, punishes slow starts harder, and can get chaotic fast once you are juggling land, air, and sea pressure all at once. That is kind of the whole trade-off with this collection. It is extremely faithful, and that is mostly a strength, but faithfulness also means preserving some of the old frustrations along with everything that made the originals great. Still, as a remaster, this is everything you would want, and they absolutely nailed it. It looks right. It sounds right. It feels right. It respects the source material, adds worthwhile extras, and gives these games the kind of treatment they deserve. This is how you properly preserve the Command & Conquer legacy and do it right. Recommended.

i missed and love this game. the remastered version of this game is just the top tier of RTS's. not only do you get the OG CnC, Red Alert hits harder than a truck full of big women going to a corndog festival. Cheers yall!