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The game removes itself too far from what gave the series identity.

The game could remove the name Command and Conquer from the title and almost no one would know it belonged to the series, that is to say, the mechanics don’t express the series.

Now I am hesitant to write this article because my issues are very personal rather than subjective and I am afraid they will not be conveyed clearly but I feel the need to attempt this endeavor so here are my two issues: It also may be one of the best real time strategy games on the market for mobile and by a wide margin from my extremely limited mobile gaming experience.īut having said that I do not like the game but instead of discussing gameplay, design and other topics, I want to delve into two key issues with the game that are entirely unrelated to the game itself.

Both games are real time strategy games, they just don’t fit the mold most hold but we shouldn’t be calling it a non-RTS purely because of the system it is on.

Much of that is truncated down but the game is truly an RTS and like the last divisive game in the genre, Dawn of War 3, it is getting mislabeled. It has a macro cycle with economy and production, it features unit control and other traditional RTS elements. It doesn’t want to be a traditional RTS, it wants to solve many of the issues related to the genre such as delayed feedback and learning loops, game length (though this problem varies from game to game) and speed of play while also trying to keep a few hooks in the foundation of the genre. I also want to defend the game on a basic level, that it truly is a real time strategy game, just with a twist to it. Much of the defense has focused on helping people understand the goal of the game and many of these defenders are people who I greatly respect and feel their opinions need to be heeded. The game is obviously quite divisive, or rather it is just negative for the most part but many fans of the real time strategy genre have taken to the defense of the game, include the curator of this site, Wayward. This site recently posted the incredibly smart thoughts of Callum McCole on the increasingly infamous Command and Conquer: Rivals and there is a lot to take in.