Command & Conquer Remastered Collection (First impressions / Review)

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Command & Conquer Remastered Collection
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Hey hey folks, and welcome to the latest instalment of Dave's Impressions. This first impressions / review video on Command & Conquer Remastered Collection was made after playing the game for around 5 hours. Enjoy!

Command & Conquer has a fond place in my memories. I played both it and Red Alert upon release back in the 90s. It was my first Real Time Strategy game. Coupled with the affordable price point of the remaster, there was no way I wasn't buying this game. It was informative with just how basic the gameplay of these games are, but basic doesn't mean easy. I had to restart multiple missions many times. I was never confident with the size of my army and the units I chose to build. Not having an attack-move hotkey was something I had to get used to again too. The cutscenes and full motion video are still campy and enjoyable. The remixed music is a...mixed bag. Some of the tracks sound great, while it feels that others are missing what made them iconic in the original games. As long as you have the patience to learn from your mistakes, and are curious about one of the first big name RTS games (or you have fond memories of playing this back in the day), I think the remaster is well worth a purchase.

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