Tempest Rising

Summary: Legally Distinct C&C3: Tiberium Wars. Pretty good, campaign surprisingly long, had fun. PROS: Campaign is fun and pretty long for a modern RTS (I think). 12 missions for each faction. GDF and Dynast, aka not-GDI and not-NOD. Graphics are pretty good and the game feels good to play. If you have played any Command and Conquer whatsoever, you won't have much trouble onboarding at all. Lot of different unit types and there's enough difference between the factions for me to feel like they overall played different. The campaign lets you have some busted stuff sometimes. You start to realize which units are busted later on, like the Leveler for the Dynast is nuts. Insane difficulty was a welcome challenge but honestly not too hard if you have any RTS experience in multiplayer. It never went too far where I felt it was unbeatable. Dynast campaign seemed a lot harder in their first half, where GDF was way harder in their second half. The story is really close to the Tiberian entries, and it's passable. Lots of cinematics that I do sometimes feel were not necessary but it's cool they were there. I appreciate the effort. Same with the voice acting even though a lot of it is not good. I don't expect it to be AAA at all. 4 Music is pretty good overall, and I guess made by the guy who did the original soundtracks. The only thing that caught me off guard is guitar solo that is so obviously not a real guitar, and I was like, I know the guy can play. But otherwise it's good enough and it gets you pumped to keep fighting. No crashes my entire time playing and pretty much no bugs. CONS: Pathfinding is weird and can be a little annoying. Especially when you're trying to micro units around. For some reason my framerate would CHUG when you fight the Veti in big numbers. Like go from a solid 144+ fps to 28. So performance is great most of the time but later on in the campaigns it tanks in certain fights. It's very noticeable and made me just give up on trying to micro in those big battles. I don't like that a lot of perks you can buy between missions are just having access to the other factions stuff. This already feels silly when a lot of missions in the campaign, on both sides, force you to use the other factions stuff. Most of the perks are just whatever in general. I also want to mention this very strange bug(?) where it seems when you use the attack command by pressing A and clicking somewhere, it seems to sometimes get saved. So if I try to click and drag to select some units, every now and then in the campaign my guys would just randomly kill a guy I just selected and I couldn't figure out why. To be fair, this is pretty much the only real bug I experienced in the game. But it was pretty frustrating.

Es básicamente la secuela espiritual de Command & Conquer con dos facciones enfrentadas: la GDF (GDI) y la Tempest Dinasty (Hermandad de NOD). El juego no intenta reinventar la rueda y resucita la fórmula clásica: recolectas recursos como si no hubiera un mañana (en este caso un mineral alienígena llamado Tempest) y mandas a tus tropas a la guerra. Gráficamente es una pasada (Unreal Engine 5); las campañas están llenas de cinemáticas con personajes que te meten de lleno en la historia, ofreciéndote distintas situaciones por misión.

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I've just played through the GDF campaign and loved it. I plan to start the Dynasty camaign soon. I played the original CnC and Red Alert games in the 90's and love them too.

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