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This standalone expansion was .... amusing. Weird but amusing.
There are 4 campaigns here plus the whole challange mode but the campaigns have 3 missions each (except the Soviet one which has 4) so the main story can be completed quickly.
I don't really like the whole 1 storyline is cannon sort of thing in games when there are multiple factions having completely different endings but this universe should never be taken seriously so who cares. The most interesting part of this game is the Yoriko Campaign. This is some insane Japanese Schoolgirl Anime parody type of sh*t that I had a blast playing trough. Instead of the other 3 campaigns this one should have been longer and would make this game very unique in the C&C franchise.
New units are introduced. They are good for the most part, some are a little broken and break the game (techically speaking).
The game has INSANE frame drops on any machine when particle effects are introduced - mostly from the units using freezing equipment. Holy hell this brought back to me a lot of memories playing RTS games on my 1st PC. Now I question if it was my PCs fault or just the games awful code....

Still the game was good and even though I got bored at the end with the commander challange I still give it a pass, mostly due to the 3 missions in the Yoriko campaign.

A puzzle game that, at one time, turned into one of the most competitive fighting games and even had live tournaments. I am not joking that I understand how that happened. It is just a very interesting puzzle game - never fail to amaze me Japan.
So the puzzle game is very interesting and can be insanely hard, especially on the different mode that the game offers.
The game is very adult themed, meaning it works with complex problems such as marriage, unplanned pregnancy and cheating. As you follow the story trough the eyes of the protagonist you basically get confused as to what is happening and how. The reveal later is done very well and I really liked the games approach to the endings. In total 8 endings exist and after going blind and getting one of them, I recommend looking at a guide before going for the rest.
The segments between the puzzles are filled with animated cutscenes 2D and 3D with some good voice acting from famous voice actors. The Bar segments are a very nice touch where you can text, chat with other people to see how they are all connected into your story and dring alcohol while listening to some of its trivia.

Honestly I had fun with this game. The story segment and the bar was something I enjoyed the most. But the puzzles ranged from good to downright frustrating. I had ragequit a couple of times on a single stage that I consider BS, and it is in the middle of the game. Still I do recommend it due to it being so unique.

The best spin-off title in the C&C franchise. One of the most iconic RTS games ever made.
I remember being confused at my local market and after going to the store several times after picking up the base game and the sellers always recommended this one. The msot confusing part is that they used the same box art for the 1st game and the expansion. After picking it up I was amazed. I love this game still to this day. Installed it on my friends PCs and always had a blast. Heck, some of my friends worldviews stem from the insanity of this game (their caritacures). Every few years I reinstall the game in order to play a match or two vs AI.
The soundtrack is something of a regular occurence in my background music playlist.
Regardless, the game still holds up to this day, some technical stuff asside (like FOV and resolution). You apply some fix/community workaround and voila.
The gameplay is simple and to the point, as any C&C game was previously. The factions are unique and dramaticized trhough the lens of a westerner. This couldn't be made today due to DEI and Woke culture (read lack of culture) as it would be outright banned or destroyed by the mainstream media.
The story is not deep, just extremely fun since it makes fun of each faction.
The graphics is great for its time and unit distinction was never better before or after in the C&C franchise.
The soundtrack is iconic along with the unit voice lines and dialogue.
The balance of the game can be a bit off but each faction has its unique flavor so you can manage and find your style. This time around they introduced Generals. Every faction has a base faction and 3 generals with different specializations. These range from aviation focused, tank, traps or nuclear. It is insane how much variety there is. That proves that the C&C formula works extremely well in this spin-off. Also the General Challange is something I think I played the most. Saddly you cannot play as the final enemy - that would be insane if only you were able to play in custom games or vs AI. She has all the factions units If Im not mistaken.

One of my favorite games of all time which brings a lot of old memories back to me. Recording video game cutscenes or gameplay via my old SonyEricsson k550i just to show my friends outside. Video editing with the games soundtrack. Wild times.

And with that I shall bestow this game with the highest honor. *Add to Steam Favorites*

The best spin-off title in the C&C franchise. One of the most iconic RTS games ever made.
I remember getting this at my local market and after going to the store several times and picking up different games, the sellers always recommended this one. After picking it up I was amazed. I love this game still to this day. Installed it on my friends PCs and always had a blast. Heck, some of my friends worldviews stem from the insanity of this game (their caritacures). Every few years I reinstall the game in order to play a match or two vs AI.
The soundtrack is something of a regular occurence in my background music playlist.
Regardless, the game still holds up to this day, some technical stuff asside (like FOV and resolution). You apply some fix/community workaround and voila.
The gameplay is simple and to the point, as any C&C game was previously. The factions are unique and dramaticized trhough the lens of a westerner. This couldn't be made today due to DEI and Woke culture (read lack of culture) as it would be outright banned or destroyed by the mainstream media.
The story is not deep, just extremely fun since it makes fun of each faction.
The graphics is great for its time and unit distinction was never better before or after in the C&C franchise.
The soundtrack is iconic along with the unit voice lines and dialogue.
The balance of the game can be a bit off but each faction has its unique flavor so you can manage and find your style.

One of my favorite games of all time which brings a lot of old memories back to me. Recording video game cutscenes or gameplay via my old SonyEricsson k550i just to show my friends outside. Video editing with the games soundtrack. Wild times.

And with that I shall bestow this game with the highest honor. *Add to Steam Favorites*

This was my introduction to the main game. The story is simple yet it feels as though it is aimed at people who know the main game a bit at least. The gameplay is fun and difficult, but you have enough hints and it has that oldschool feel of not telling you everything you need to do every step of the way. I managed to complete it in about 40min without any guides so it is not "unfriendly to new players".
There are tutorials for weapons and their usage, everything you can pretty much find out easily yourself. Good demo.

I enjoyed for a bit even though it is not my type of game.
Minecraft + World of Warcraft i guess.

A much better experience than Spartan Assault. The controls are better, more weapons, more enemies and no multipliers. The only thing is this game is much easier and much more casual , as it should have been the case with Spartan Assault. Spartan Ops are easier even though grindy, the story is nothing to write home about but still interesting with a lot more going on in the background of the missions. The turrets dont overheat anymore and vehicles are more durable. Also the soundtrack is great. The UI is the only thing that stayed the same.
Absolutely worth it.

Simple and fun.
The most difficult part of this game is getting 12 players to play.

Yes

Being categorised as a strategy game yet it offers nothing of it.
This game fails on all fronts except maybe graphics. I'll just list the main points as I do not think giving this trash any attention is worth it.
- The game holds your hand every step of the way in every campaign and mission. What I mean is exactly that. Every objective has to be done in a specific way and they are: go to a point, clear enemies, repair or escort something and defend waves. And this goes on and on.
- Pathfinding is awful and units tend to get stuck a lot.
- RNG in penetration and accuracy.
- Game used to crash often at first until I reinstaled it months later.
- Prestige is a solid system but useless since unit composition is the same and, as stated, there is no strategy involved here. And the repetitive nature of the missions is insulting. You complete the 3 stars and have no idea how fast they fill up to 3 (you just have to kill everything - which means going out of your way to clear maps around the objectives because missions cut short if you don't).
- Enemy units have greater vision for some reason and ALWAYS shoot you from the Fog of War, no matter if you have points into certain prestige perks and open hatches on tanks to extend range. Their positions are always given up by them shouting for some reason.
- Voice acting is done by the same few people when it comes to commanders and narrators. Yet the units have localised dialogue, though only a handful of voice lines that repeat nonstop after every single action. Why is every commander voiced by some guy from Texas LMAO.
- Wonky physics and ragdolls. Soldiers always have a silhouette of them T-posing when ordering them to move.

This game fails on all fronts. It is repetitive, boring and doesn't require cognitive process more than the level of a zombie. The presentation is weak and uninspired. It feels and plays like a cashgrab. Made by people who have never played an RTS game and just wanted to get quick cash on a famous franchise that they bought the rights to. It is insulting. Copy paste missions and endless braindead "action". Dont bother