Command & Conquer: Red Alert (PC) Reviews

Where the Red Alert series all began. Taking the C&C series into a completely different story line away from the Brotherhood of NOD and the GDI, see's this command and conquor outing set in the Cold War, with the Soviets being the bad guys, bent on world domination. This game is a good game that shows that 3D graphics are ...  Read the complete review

At under £5 I am very tempted to buy this game which I owned a while ago and have since lost- I would definitely recommend that others do to. This was the starting point for the very well known and successful Red Alert series. This game is surprisingly quirky for a war game, with some very humorous cut scenes and missions which you keep you ...  Read the complete review

Taking video game franchies from the hands of the original developers can be an unpredictable affair. Sometimes the new developer will respectfully produce a follow up while making the game their own (Fallout 3), sometimes they will miss the point entirely (Sim City Societies) and then sometimes they will produce an adequate but uninspired ...  Read the complete review

This is one of those games that you could sit on all day and just be plain taken away by it. If you into any types of war/stategy game, This is defenitely the game for you. As this game is only 2d, it doesn't need a fantastic computer to play it and so is available to a wide range of people. The missions let you choose between two ...  Read the complete review

This is where it all started - do you remember? *Nostalgia incoming* Now, back in the day, PC games cost like, 150 quid, and game in these ENORMOUS boxes, and the good ones always had 10 CDs and took a day to install. And every game had a 200 page instruction manual. And on the back of the box, the games would boast about the ...  Read the complete review

Where it all began with Command and Conquer the orginal Red Alert game was released in 1995 by Westwood The graphics are very basic even for the time they were not cutting edge the game instead relied on the game play and the story to sell. The series is based on an alternate timeline when Albert Einstein travels back in ...  Read the complete review

Seeing from nowadays, Command & Conquer: Red Alert is not at all a good game. It is not a 3D game, without many graphic and sound effect, but it is true a mark stone of its time, which 3D game is still a sound in the air. First, RA got a quite good story background. It lies in the cold war,where Russia is against NATO. And one man ...  Read the complete review