Разработчик: EA Los Angeles
Описание
- Быстро, четко и увлекательно — отзывчивый и плавный игровой процесс, впервые появившийся в серии Command & Conquer, стал еще лучше: теперь весь арсенал всегда у вас под рукой.
- Более 35 одиночных заданий — вам предстоит погрузиться в захватывающую и целостную историю, рассказанную с точки зрения каждой из трех враждующих сторон, в огромном открытом и охваченном войной мире.
- Таким сюжет вы еще не видели — грандиозную историю игры связывают воедино видеоролики в высоком разрешении с реальными актерами. Вас ждут непревзойденные голливудские таланты, включая актеров из кинофильмов и телесериалов «Звездные войны», «Звездный десант», «Звездный крейсер "Галактика"», «Остаться в живых» и «Доктор Хаус», а также возвращение Джо Кукана в роли Кейна.
- ИИ с разнообразными стилями игры — игровой ИИ подстраивается под ваш стиль игры. Выбирайте из таких вариантов, как «штурм», «глухая оборона» и т. д., или уравняйте шансы и позвольте ИИ использовать собственную тактику, чтобы бросить вам вызов на высокой сложности.
- Новые возможности атаки — держите противника в постоянном напряжении, строя летающие крейсеры, используя ужасающую мощь ионных бурь и комбинируя боевые единицы в невиданные до сих пор монструозные махины.
- Технологии делают мир живым — любуйтесь отраженным светом и с восторгом смотрите на обломки, отлетающие от вражеских танков, построек и всего, во что можно запустить ракету. Игровой мир обретает новое измерение и поле боя оживает, когда атмосферу наполняют дым, огонь, туман, трассеры, взрывы и великолепные погодные эффекты.
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Поддерживаемые языки: dutch, english, french, german, italian, polish, russian, spanish - spain, swedish, hungarian
Системные требования
Windows
- Поддерживаемые ОС: Windows XP и Vista
- Процессор: AMD Athlon™ с тактовой частотой 2 ГГц или аналогичный
- Оперативная память: 512 МБ
- Видеокарта: ATI Radeon 8500 или Nvidia GeForce 4, или новее
- Жесткий диск: 8 ГБ свободного места
- Звуковая карта: совместимая с DirectX 9.0c
- Другие требования: для доступа к сетевым функциям необходимо подключение к сети Интернет, для поддержки от 3 до 8 игроков и голосовой связи необходимо широкополосное соединение
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Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars is an exceptional RTS that delivers a thrilling and memorable experience. Its engaging campaign, competitive multiplayer, and innovative game play make it a must-play for fans of the genre.
I abolutely love this title. The amount of hours when i was young, the literal enjoyiment i still have today and now even with the new mod Tiberium Essence, that keep this game pure perfection, find someone who wants to join ur coop-skirmish and obliterate ur foes. Command and Conquer.
When I first played it as a kid on my dad's computer, I always thought that GDI was a past, NOD is a future, and SCRIN is just the insect. Now I think SCRIN is a conqueror, NOD is a liberator, and GDI is a state-owned company.
This was my first introduction to the main Command And Conquer games and I instantly fell in love with it. The game was dark, serious, and badass, I liked how even if my attack failed I was able to get another assault going in about three minutes and wasn't a game over if I lost the first fight.
good game but it does not work anymore for me. ive done everything i can like clear my steam casch or installing what ever the fuck dierct.x is. i uninstalled the game hopeing to reinstall it but apparetnly i can't because its missing file permissions. please help me this game is super fun to play and i want to play it again.
best C&C Tiberium series
got it back in Christmas of 07 played for ages, still good Ai needs to be better
Ive played 5 hours, last level is unplayable even on easy settings. Not like westwood game at all. it's harder to control units, and harvesters are too weak. game pace is : just make a lot of units and roll over them, no strategies required
“All I can ask is for you to do the right thing commander. Just... do the right thing.”
~Director Boyle
At the end of 2000s, EA destroyed pretty much everything there was about Command & Conquer. It was almost like they were on a mission or something. They've shut down Westwood, they've canceled their Tiberian Twilight (AKA C&C3: Incursion, a direct sequel to Tiberian Sun) and even after the franchise was given to other people under their wing, they didn't stop. Sure, what Mark Skaggs and his team did in C&C Generals was anything but C&C we all used to know, but it was still a solid project. Yet EA scrapped the sequel, turned it into an f2p game and then, after literally everybody hated the idea, canceled the whole thing for good. End of the story. Which left EA in a very Finding Nemo situation. Remember that “Now what?” scene? Well, that's pretty much what happened to EA. They've wasted quite a lot of money, yet they ended up with nothing. Original makers were no more, the old series was dead and the “reboot” canceled. It was time for them to stop for a moment and actually think 'bout what to do next. Guess what? They actually did that for a change. Think.
While Generals game was praised by many for its gameplay, many others refused to accept it for being too different from the original series and not following the original story / canon. Decision #1: a new game in the series is going to go back to the roots. In other words, EA was about to revive Westwood's C&C3. Westwood already had lots of plans for their sequel, like that alien race called Scrin (we've already seen their ships in the TS and the Renegade) so naturally, we've got that. Still, just pretending that Generals never happened would have feel like going back to the stone age. Therefore, decision #2: a new game, while going old school, will keep lots of the elements from Generals.
There was a problem, though. Westwood's C&C3 was supposed to be the end of the road. Remember how Tiberium was slowly taking over the planet in the TS? The Incursion was supposed to be the end of that story, but W3D engine (renamed to SAGE by EA after they were done with Westwood) didn't support the Tiberium growth. Decision #3: to keep as many people who worked with games on SAGE before (Generals, Battle for Middle Earth). They'll figure something out. Don't let them do their way with the cutscenes, though. Nobody liked what they did with those and pretty much every review went hard on Generals for that. So, decision #4: let's make some old-school cutscenes, but make them expensive like never before to avoid cheesiness. Finally. Multiplayer. Nobody liked Westwood Online service. Everybody loved GameSpy in Generals. Decision #5: to make multiplayer based on GameSpy service and push into that territory as hard as possible. That's it. That was the idea. And after that? After that it was all up to EA Los Angeles (former LA division of DreamWorks Interactive), which finally became somewhat stable after all the acquisition chaos. Well. Ladies, gentlemen, everybody else, please welcome, Tiberium Wars.
The first thing I've noticed back in the days was how similar it was to Incursion. Not content-wise (I'll return to that later), but visually. Not like we had lots of pictures from Westwood's canceled game, but still, judging by what we did have, TW was exactly that. It looked like what old-school fans waited for the whole time, the original concepts were still recognizable, etc. It felt good. Really good. Sure, lots of the original ideas were scrapped (originally, Westwood planned four playable factions – GDI, Nod, CABAL and Scrin, while Tiberium Wars only has two – good ol' GDI and Nod with tiny four missions long bonus campaign for Scrin, which you unlock by beating both others), but still, it was way better than nothing.
And you know what? Seeing the old gameplay to return felt good too. Not because it was old, obviously, everything needs to evolve, but because it felt... C&C. If you know what I mean. Generals? If something, it felt more like something from BLIZZARD. No Dune-like harvesters, builder units that can build anywhere on the map... Tiberium Wars? It brought all the familiar stuff back. We're building with our yards again, we can't build too far away from our buildings, harvesters are back... In other words, it is C&C. Which, again, doesn't mean it forgot about Generals. There'll be those points we'll be able to capture for bonus income, the abilities, while not revolving around experience anymore, are still kinda presented in a way (they've kinda combined those with those powerful attacks from the original C&C), etc. Also, they didn't forget about Red Alert 2. Not only infantry will be able to occupy the civilian buildings, we'll also get real places like the White House and the Buckingham Palace. Lots of bonus objectives were added too, which adds to replayability.
Unfortunately, the new guys? They didn't really figure anything out about the Tiberium. And as the result? The whole idea got scrapped. Which was a huge mistake. Why? Well, because it makes things... weird. Instead of a sequel, C&C3 feels more like a remake of the Tiberian Sun. Something that takes place in the alternative universe, in which nothing from it happened. And you know what? The story only makes things worse. Remember Kane having an injured face after his temple was destroyed at the end of the very first game? Well, he's all healthy now. Why? I dunno. Technically, there was a strong hint at the end of TS' expansion to suggest he's a clone now, but nothing like that is told officially here. Instead, we've got a bunch of boring talks and copy/pasted stuff from previous games. Blah-blah-blah GDI needs to protect the planet, blah-blah-blah Kane shoots traitors (remember Seth? There's a female version of him now)... Boring. Hollywood cast helps, though. There's Billy Dee Williams from Star Wars and Batman, there's Michael Ironside from Top Gun, there's Jennifer Morrison from House... Heck, GDI campaign even has two different endings! Still, boring story is boring. And the fact that it ends with the cliffhanger only makes things worse.
They did try with the multiplayer, though. They really did. Heck, they tried to turn C&C3 into sport by introducing us to so-called BattleCast. A service that used to let us schedule games and watch them like our usual sport broadcasts. Note the “used to” part, though, because obviously, multiplayer here is long gone too. That's just what EA does. They make online-oriented games and then quickly shut the services down. Just because.
Still, C&C3 was a thing. Was it perfect? No. Aside from boring story, I could mention things like speed settings being gone for good (which was one of my biggest complaints about Generals, I just can't enjoy RTS games when they're too slow, and C&C3 sure is too) and some campaign missions that didn't give us enough freedom and as the result felt more like a puzzle with only one correct solution. But it was a thing. Finally, after taking over, EA established a solid new place for the series. They did something right for a change. C&C3 was like a new start. A thing to make us believe that future was bright. Was it, though? Well, that's the story for another day.
CnC3 is an amazing game that is well worth your time, it's campaign is incredibly entertaining with interesting objectives in each mission with the CnC iconic ive action cutscenes being charming as always. Though there are some issues with this campaign. That being the balancing for the units changed since the launch of the game and the campaign was negatively effected from this, the main issues are that rocket squads were tuned to be stronger causing them to out range your defence building, this is bad because some missions are no-build and your defences get wrecked far harder than expected. On the GDI campaign you will feel this the most while the Nod campaign is playable start to finish. I'd recommend a mod or to patch to a previous version to experience the campaign how it was meant to be.
The units are a very good point to the game as well and are some of my favorite in any rts period. They are all different from one another with the progression from one tier of tech to the next being very rewarding with the units looking and feeling more powerful than the previous tier. If you finish the campaign I'd recommend you to try out the skirmish as the factions are really fun to mess around with against the ai, especially in a ffa 8 player match or a team fight. If you want to try out multiplayer there is a launcher and a community outside of steam as EA is no longer supporting it but there are enough players that you should be able to get a game any time in the day.
Great game and personally my favorite in the Command & Conquer series alongside its expansion Kane's Wrath, 9/10.
C&C Tiberium Wars is simply the best RTS ever created.
I Have Been Playing Command & Conquer Games Since the Launch of the First Command and Conquer Back in 1995 it Cost a Mere R85.00 Those day's and They Made History Being That They Addressed You Personally as Commander in the In Game Video's ... Command and Conquer Games Will Always be Enjoyed...
One of the best RTS's out there. The whole line of C&C is awesome, except 4, it was a little too close to the screen.
Do NOT purchase C&C ULTIMATE COLLECTION unless you only want to play the older of the titles. EA has made literaly no effort to ensure these programs are operational on modern PCs. Red Alert 2 and earlier is fine, but Generals wont boot without a custom options.ini file. In 3 Tiberium Wars only the skirmish crashes with no error codes. I have not tired Red Alert 3 because I'm not having fun at this point. No one purchased this for C&C4 so idc if its working. Maybe I'll revisit this and try to trouble shoot again, but I would not advise for 90% of fans. I'm keeping the purchase primarily for Red Alert 2 and future work on the other titles. However I really have to curse EA for offering this as a package on their store while making literally no effort to give these at least one update. Also, Steam why can't I leave a review on the bundle page?
Let me tell you a story. There was once a revolutionary series of RTS games that helped define the genre, but alas they were owned by a doomed development studio. The were then adopted by a great evil. An EAvil if you will. Thee company slapped the series logo on thier new RTS that while not terrible, lacked the soul of its ancestors. But one day somthing happened to the EAvil. Like the Grinch they had a moment of revelation and began the great work of reviving the long lost game series. And thus C&C Tiberium Wars was born. it was not perfect, but if you squinted at a picture of it you could see the resembalance to its great grandfathers. Then by some miracle a second twin emerged from the EAvil's dark womb. They named it Kanes Revenge, and for a time all was good in the world. The EAvil soon returned to its wicked ways and went on to birth an abomination that ravenously consumed the series...But that is a story for another time. For here before you lay the golden child of the lost tribe of Westwood. Treat her well and introduce her to some Mod friends that she might thrive under your care. Enjoy
These games are as amazing as i remember, Even after EA killed the Franchise!
this is my favorite entry from the command and conquer series !
spent some (lol) of my adult life playing these games, yeah, im old :)
Game still holds up 17 years later & has some of the best gameplay & army compositions in the series. It's unfortunately one of the easiest games in the C&C series however going by campaign.
Ignore the reviews stating that the game's difficulty is broken by a patch, even on hard it isn't. It's likely just reviews from gamers that want epic cutscenes instead of learning/playing games themselves. Every mission is reasonable & has a puzzle for you to figure out, often times with most of the pieces already in place.
The game requires a focus on more than just tank spam to win on hard difficulty. It isn't quite Starcraft 2 level complicated, but a well balanced army will always beat spamming just 1 unit. If you struggle in the campaign, you're doing something wrong & there's always a solution to this, a new approach, or a different army composition that'll do the trick.
And remember, KANE LIVES!
after 10 hours on this game i've concluded that it has very hard gameplay, a broken AI that remembers how you have done previous missions and acts accordingly making it a chess match with AI, and if setting it to easy is still this hard then this game must be really anti-climactic or have one of those badly written story's they think they can fix by making EVERY mission a flat out grind. out of every command and conquer game i played ( thats all of them now) this is only for people who like punishment and stress. Buy the bundle for sure but this game should be left uninstalled
I WANNA LOVE IT SO BAD: unblanaced singleplayer - even with the mod.
very fun gameplay only in... command and conquer 3 tiberium wars.. GDI my beloved.
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Other reviews did the digging: a multiplayer balance patch recently made the single player permanently broke the difficulty spike. Basically CPU is set to brutal and you have 1/4th the tiberium just to play the game. So basically this is multiplayer or skirmish only because of how broken it is. What a shame, I was just starting to like the game.
very fun with mods and I wish we can still have online multiplayer
The best strategic game i ever played...brings back lots of memories
Classic RTS fun to play, DEF worth the $6 I paid!
Solid C&C gameplay and I love the cut scenes, I am still working through GDI campaign on "easy" mode which isn't "easy" for some missions. For those missions you struggle with just a simple google search will help you beat them with online guides.
Also if you are looking for 4K a work around make a shortcut on your desktop like so `CNC3.exe -xres 3840 -yres 2160`. I think the "VFX" makes the game look ugly so I recommend setting those to lowest setting.
Is good I like
This game is just entirely too hard, even on easy difficulty. The enemy has unlimited resources to throw at you and there are too many different parts of the battle that require manual input to stay on top of.
Simply CNC. Nice to play even in 2025 :)
good graphics, fast paced. great story line that stays in line with the other c&c games.
i can't beat the gdi campaign on easy mode.... I swear back in the day it was easier
Charming RTS game. The live acton cutscenes really bring the world alive and it is quite campy. Gameplay and audio design are interesting.
details and missions are great
Might be my all time favorite RTS
Just a Classic RTS. Its not starcraft or anything, but its nice.
Awesome game
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"Cringe": The feeling you experience when you witness acting in C&C 3 cinematics.
TL;DR:
It’s like EA knew exactly how to trigger our C&C nostalgia and ran with it. Classic formula? Check. Explosions? Oh, yeah. Innovations? Not so much. It’s fun, but don’t expect fireworks beyond the battlefield.
Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars – A Real Razor Review
Back to the Roots—For Better or Worse
Command & Conquer 3 is like meeting an old friend who still wears the same clothes they rocked in the '90s. Sure, you love them for it, but deep down, you kind of wish they’d updated their wardrobe just a little. This game doesn’t reinvent the RTS wheel, but it polishes it to a shine, wraps it in nostalgia, and throws in a few explosions for good measure.
GDI and Nod are still at it, now joined by the alien Scrin faction. Each side has its quirks: GDI hits like a tank (literally), Nod hides in the shadows, and the Scrin are your classic weird alien invaders. They’re all different enough to keep things interesting—until you hit late game and Mammoth Tanks or Tripods show up and trivialize everything. Who needs strategy when you have a death ball?
Campaigns: The Good, the Nod, and the Ugly
The campaigns? Fun, if predictable. You’ll march through base defenses, destruction missions, and the occasional stealth operation (because Nod insists on being edgy). There’s a lot to love here, like the cheesy live-action cutscenes featuring Michael Ironside and Billy Dee Williams. It’s campy, silly, and everything we missed about the Tiberium series.
GDI and Nod get lengthy campaigns, while the Scrin are relegated to a brief bonus four-mission postscript. It’s like showing up to a buffet and finding out dessert is a single, lonely slice of pie. The missions are fun, sure, but they’re also a little by-the-numbers. Base, tiberium, units, attack, repeat. It’s comforting, like eating the same meal every night—it’s good, but you might get tired of it eventually.
Fast and Furious—But Not Very Smart
C&C has always been about speed, and Tiberium Wars keeps that tradition alive. Matches are quick, intense, and reward aggression. Sitting back to turtle is a great way to lose fast, especially against the hard AI. But while the pace is exhilarating, the mechanics show their age.
The late game balance is a mess. Mammoth Tanks are basically one-unit armies, and Nod gets the short end of the tiberium stick. Let’s just say that late-game Nod players learn the true meaning of despair.
The AI? Let’s just say they’ve been eating the same donuts since Tiberian Dawn. They’ll spam units at you like it’s 1995, with no sense of strategy or finesse. Pathfinding remains as questionable as ever. Watching units get stuck on rocks is the kind of comedy you don’t pay extra for, but it’s also a reminder that some things never change—like C&C’s refusal to evolve.
Explosions, Lasers, and Tiberium, Oh My!
What C&C lacks in innovation, it makes up for in style. Tiberium Wars is gorgeous, with battles that feel like a sci-fi fireworks show. Explosions light up the battlefield, lasers scorch the air, and the sheer chaos of two massive armies colliding is a sight to behold. Infantry models finally look decent (Generals, we’re looking at you), and buildings collapse with all the drama of a Hollywood blockbuster.
Even the sound design is on point. The unit acknowledgments, the sci-fi zap of a Tripod laser, the rumble of a Mammoth Tank—it all hits just right. Pair it with a fast load time, and you’re ready to blow stuff up without delay.
Multiplayer and Skirmish: Old-School Mayhem
Multiplayer is fast and chaotic, perfect for RTS veterans who thrive on high-speed strategy.
For solo players, the AI offers a decent challenge—on hard difficulty, at least. Brutal AI cheats with extra resources, but even then, it’s nothing a few Mammoth Tanks can’t solve. Skirmish remains a reliable fallback, offering hours of entertainment with just enough variety to keep things interesting.
Conclusion: Nostalgia with a Side of Tiberium
Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars doesn’t try to rewrite the RTS playbook, and honestly, that’s fine. It’s fast, fun, and oozing with nostalgia. Sure, the late-game balance is a mess, the AI is as dense as ever, and once the big units hit the field, everything else might as well be wallpaper. But despite its flaws, Tiberium Wars captures the chaotic charm that made C&C a household name.
Score: 8/10
It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s a blast from the past in all the best ways. If you’re a fan of old-school RTS games or just want to see what C&C is all about, this one’s worth your time—even if it doesn’t reinvent the tiberium wheel.
Brings back memories
Still holds up as a fun RTS in 2024
this was one of my favorite games of war...... brings back long lost memories!!!!!
New Construction Options.
I love C&C. Always have. Story is okey as usual. Visuals are great. But I have a massive problem with the in-game AI. The units are so goddamn incompetent. They will run all over the place and run in circles just to move a few feet. They will run right in front of an enemy just to shoot. It is so goddamn stupid. Generals had better pathfinding than this, and it makes it so frustrating. If you can deal with that shit, then the game is at least decent. But I've had to take breaks just because I got screwed by these little on-screen morons.
IN THE NAME OF KANE. PEACE THROUGH POWER!
The pinnacle of command and conquer in my opinion, just above Tiberian Sun. Brilliant game and even better in 2024 on a 50" 4k screen. Graphics are fantastic for 2007 and game play spot on as usual
TLDR: Classic C&C IP meets the Generals engine with mixed results.
Pros:
- It's a modernized version of the original C&C games
- Fun base building
- Great cutscenes and acting
Cons:
- Less of a focus on base building
- Too many missions give you only units
- Not as strategic or fun as Generals Zero Hour...battles are paced more slowly and are more about spamming units
Great old game :)
Great for enhancing command and conquer skills
Tested working on Steam Deck (Arch Linux) online multiplayer.
(just need some work getting it to work!)
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | EA Los Angeles |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 85 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 89% положительных (3826) |