$19.99Command & Conquer™ Remastered Collection The RTS classics, rebuilt in 4K
Command bases and tank rushes in two genre-defining campaigns, then flip back to the original 1995 pixels whenever nostalgia calls.
Is Command & Conquer™ Remastered Collection worth it?
Command & Conquer™ Remastered Collection is worth it if…
- you like classic base-building strategy with harvesting and big tank pushes
- you want long campaigns plus skirmish and old-school multiplayer
- you enjoy cheesy full-motion video briefings and a great soundtrack
- you like remasters that let you flip back to the original graphics
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Build, harvest, roll out the tanks
This is old-school real-time strategy in its purest form. Missions run from careful base-crawls to timed commando runs across more than 100 campaign missions. The sidebar is rebuilt for less scrolling, with tooltips, hotkey customization and queuing to keep orders moving.
Two wars and a lot of full-motion video
You get both Tiberian Dawn and Red Alert, plus all three expansions and missions once exclusive to consoles. One side fights over strange green Tiberium, the other replays an alternate World War II with Allies and Soviets, Tesla Coils and chronoshifts. Between missions come hours of upscaled full-motion video briefings with tiny sets, big acting and community favorite General Carville. The tone is straight-faced and knowingly cheesy at once, which is half the point. Cinematic subtitles are included, so you can follow every briefing.
One keystroke between 1995 and 4K
Graphics switch in real time between legacy pixels and remastered 4K while you play solo, and the camera zooms from old DOS distance to a wider view. The soundtrack runs over seven hours, with live re-recordings by Frank Klepacki and the Tiberian Sons plus a jukebox with playlists. The original EVA voice returned to re-record her lines for Tiberian Dawn. Open the bonus gallery for over four hours of B-roll, photos and unreleased tracks that unlock as you play, including the lovingly recreated install sequence.
Multiplayer, skirmish and making maps
For competitive play you get custom lobbies with rules, teams and maps, 1v1 Quickmatches with leaderboards, replays and observer mode, and more than 250 multiplayer maps. Skirmish against the AI with adjustable difficulty is new for Tiberian Dawn. If you prefer building the battlefield, the Map Editor lets you shape terrain and share maps through the Workshop, with mod support for more. Quicksave and autosave cover the campaigns, and mission selection tracks your progress so a lost evening does not mean a lost war.
Good to know before you command?
What exactly is included in the collection?
Tiberian Dawn and Red Alert, fully remastered, with all three expansions, console-exclusive missions and cinematics, over 100 campaign missions and more than 250 multiplayer maps. Additions include rebuilt multiplayer, a modernized sidebar, Map Editor, Workshop mod support, bonus gallery, jukebox and over seven hours of remastered music.
How does the remaster change how it plays?
The core rules and missions stay faithful to the originals, while controls get updated mouse handling, camera movement, unit queuing, selection improvements, customizable hotkeys, quicksave and autosave, tooltips and mission selection. You also get camera zoom, Skirmish mode with difficulty settings for Tiberian Dawn, and a sidebar that needs less scrolling.
Can I play it looking and sounding like I remember?
Yes. A single keystroke swaps between legacy graphics and remastered 4K during solo play. For sound, the jukebox lets you build playlists from the remastered tracks, including 20 songs re-recorded live, and the re-recorded EVA keeps mission warnings crisp without changing their charm.
How does multiplayer work now?
Host or join custom lobbies to set rules, teams and maps, climb the 1v1 Quickmatch leaderboard, and watch games back with replays or observer mode. It is the old balance and unit behavior, kept intact, so expect period-accurate tactics like careful scouting, walling chokepoints with defenses, and protecting harvesters at all costs.
