[HL, -90%]Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3

Darn I own 2 of the 5 but but it give me "deal" on all 5 together

Thank you, its a nice bundle I wasn't aware of and dont have any!

Thanks

Apparently doesn't work without a fix.

There is no C&C4

All that’s missing is CC2, Red Alert 2...

C&C2 and both its expansions are part of the Command & Conquer Remastered Collection.
It's a little complicated. Red Alert (1) is Command & Conquer 2.
AFAIK there is no game N°2 in the Tiberium timeline.

Ah yes, it's only missing all the good games, sweet deal :)

But I should note that C&C1/RA1/Tiberium Sun are released as freeware for quite some time.

Yes, great game!

Don't know about the others but Remastered Collection doesn't.

they don't!

Well, the collection is a remaster of both the original Command & Conquer and Command & Conquer: Red Alert, it also includes the following expansions:

• Command and Conquer: Tiberian Dawn
• Command and Conquer: The Covert Operations
• Red Alert: Counterstrike
• Red Alert: The Aftermath

There are three separate series/settings for Command & Conquer, not including any expansions (all of which should theoretically indicate their associated base game in their full name; Eg, Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath for the expansion to C&C3).

One is the core GDI/Nod C&C continuity, based in the original C&C (Tiberian Dawn), Tiberian Sun, and C&C3:Tiberium Wars.
(Edit: And C&C4:Tiberian Twilight. But we try to avoid talking about that game [see below posts]. Shh.)

One is the Red Alert universe, which starts off with Einstein travelling back in time to murder Hitler, creating an alternate reality history (but still based on the GDI/Nod setting, just an alternate version of it). There are also three base Red Alert games (simply labeled as Red Alert, Red Alert 2, and Red Alert 3).

Finally, there's the stand-alone Generals continuity, which is based more on real world geopolitical factions (eg, USA and China).

If you prefer your military RTS games to be slightly campy but mostly grounded, the original series is better.
If you prefer your military RTS games to be chock-full of mad science and off-the-wall campy absurdity, then Red Alert's your thing.
If you want your RTS game to be more based in satire and national stereotyping, but otherwise mostly serious, consider Generals.

Once you figure out what series you want to play, you can just work out which expansions tie to which games.

While Red Alert is generally considered the more popular setting of the three (Tim Curry's over-the-top voice acting in the series is probably at least partially to credit for that), there's a lot of contention even to the present day as to which one is the better setting. If you can juggle the multiple narratives, you can definitely do them in order of release, as well (with the first Red Alert game not being too different technically from the first C&C game, and C&C3:Tiberium Wars not being too technically different from preceding release Red Alert 2, it'd definitely be hard to jump back from the end of one series to the start of another).

One additional consideration is that, as I recall, Red Alert 2 has some co-op features, and Red Alert 3's campaign can even be played fully in co-op.

Another consideration is that the original games (many of which are officially listed as freeware) weren't super stable even back in the day, so the remastered collection isn't a bad start (and can even give you a good impression of which of the two core settings you might prefer to continue with).

Doesn't show up for me either. Maybe they forgot :-D

Only xbox and PS links. I checked in the app, and only uprising is listed when you search for "red alert" (And Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-reckoning, for whatever reason)

It redirects me to Red Alert 3, even after cutting dow the url to a minium

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