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The editors liked
Mobile bases concept works well
Online matchmaking is consistently stable
Persistent progression is properly addicting
Story mostly delivers for long-time fans
The editors didn't like
Need for constant Internet connection draws concern
The "levelling" mechanic can lead to some unbalanced multiplayer matches
I’m growing tired of people drastically altering the core gameplay mechanics of a franchise because they want to try something different, yet are too afraid to introduce new IP. Calling something a sequel causes players to expect certain things based o...
Abstract: With Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight, Electronic Arts has finally concluded the long-running "tiberian saga" plotline for the venerable real-time strategy series. Unfortunately, it's not exactly the best way to go out. C&C4 introduces a number...
Tiberium Wars was actually a fairly decent attempt at resurrecting Westwood's series, so you have to ask why has it gone so wrong? Tiberian Twilight is little more than a mish-mash of ideas from other RTS games, and looses C&C's identity in the pr...
Abstract: Command & Conquer has long been a staple of the RTS genre. From the groundbreaking original to the highly successful Red Alert spin-off franchise, the series has long been one of the most recognizable names in the strategy genre. Unfortunately, you can...
It's great to see developers and publishers taking risks with franchises in danger of growing too stale, and Command & Conquer's traditional mechanics were some of the most well known in the genre. To really move forward, something had to be switc...
Abstract: Electronic Arts has given over the Command & Conquer franchise to an always-online, MMO scheme of leveling up to unlock content, which can work in a shooter, a role-playing game, or Scientology. But it's a fundamental misreading of the appeal of real-t...
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Published: 2010-03-16, Author: Eric , review by: gamespy.com
Interesting finish to the C&C storyline; admirably takes risks with the game design.
Admirable risks turn out badly; design elements don't work well together; endless grind to unlock units; multiplayer's a carousel of sadness; don't die, Joe Kucan!
Abstract: Taking an established franchise like Command & Conquer and re-inventing it or taking chances with something new is commendable. It's the only way irrelevancy can be avoided. But with Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight the series has bee...
Mobile bases concept works well, online matchmaking is consistently stable, persistent progression is properly addicting, story mostly delivers for longtime fans
Need for constant Internet connection draws concern; the "leveling" mechanic can lead to some unbalanced multiplayer matches,
