This latest installment keeps most of the old mechanics intact, especially when it comes to the way buildings and units are created and queued inside their respective sections.
When it comes to gameplay, most of you might be familiar with how a Command & Conquer match evolves. Classical RTS mechanics with a touch of C&C Kane, who is the leader of the NOD cult, uses this spark to start a war with the GDI, who have been planning his demise for quite some time and weren't exactly disappointed to get a good reason to do so. The NOD, on the other hand, does not fully agree with this approach and would much rather use the toxic element in order to build powerful armies and raise a highly advanced society, although at the cost of infecting the people with the deadly toxin. The name of this substance is Tiberium and the GDI plans on containing the threat, by trying to eliminate it completely from the planet. An apocalyptic future plagued by a new type of resourceĬommand & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars tells the story of the not-so-far-away future of the year 2047, when the world is practically engulfed by a strange alien substance, that spreads around the planet and plagues everything it touches. Now, the third generation of games is trying to make its parents proud, but there might not be enough substance in its veins to fully manage it. Among the few RTS legends that practically created the genre from the ground up, you can find the Command & Conquer series as well, which revolutionized again and again through titles like Tiberian Sun and Red Alert.
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