Command&Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars (PC) (PC Games)

C&C is back, but has it been worth the wait?

Looks gorgeous, simple, yet enthralling gameplay, fast paced action

Chances are you've not had this much fun in long, long time

Chances are you've not had this much fun in long, long time

Those of us who've been playing games for some time now fondly remember the classic Command & Conquer games produced by Westwood in the mid-90s. Since the takeover of EA and the move to 3D the original magic has been lost. The previous C&C game -...

Very solid but in need of innovation.

The year was 1995. Westwood Studios had just shipped its latest and greatest creation. Command and Conquer or, C&C for short is a real time strategy game which pits the...

Great Story ; RTS At Its Sheer Best ; Michael Ironside And Billy Dee Williams…Nuff Said

Controls Can Be Sluggish When You Are In A Jam

C&C returns to the Xbox 360 carrying Kane's Wrath and a bunch of other goodies...

Decent game length for an expansion ; New sub-factions add depth ; Radial Interface" is an improvement

No Conquest Mode from PC version ; There's nothing particularly new here ; 30 is expensive for what is an expansion pack at heart

If you played C&C3 and came away from it feeling distinctly unmoved by the experience, then Kane's Wrath certainly isn't for you. This is a game for diehard C&C fans or, alternatively, gamers who didn't get around to playing C&C3 last year and fancy a...

As you probably know by now, Kane's Wrath is a continuation of the story we witnessed in C&C 3. It's not a stand-alone game, so, naturally, you'll need Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars to play it.

Fun multiplayer and skirmish, new units, a vast choice of new maps, still looks good

Incoherent story-telling, the main campaign brings another cliff-hanger ending, same old AI glitches and path-finding bugs

It's been a long time since the last Command & Conquer, so when the announcement was made for the next installment in the series a lot of people were excited ...

Sure, it may not match the ease and simplicity of the PC version, but Command & Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars offers a deep and lengthy game for those either not interested in PC games due to the constant upgrading of hardware or for those who may want a...

It's really not a rare thing when a popular PC game is ported over to home consoles. If you have ever partaken in some of these experiences you probably already know going in that much of the quality (in many people's opinions) typically gets lost in...

Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars is an important PC port because it finally gets the RTS translation right. The interface is user-friendly, the controls are intuitive, and the presentation is very impressive. I suppose the biggest thing that C&C 3...

In 1995 Westwood Studios created the granddaddy of all Real-Time Strategy (RTS) games when Command and Conquer was released to PC gamers. The game was an instant success, spawning numerous incarnations through the years, including the cold war themed...