EA hasn’t all the time made it straightforward for avid gamers who wish to dip into its catalog of PC classics, however that’s altering. The corporate has quietly introduced its hottest legacy titles to Steam, a few of which had been beforehand unique to the EA app, its EA Play subscription, or via GOG.com.
Meaning video games like the superb Sid Meier’s Alpha Centauri Planetary Pack, the Dungeon Keeper franchise, The Saboteur, and maybe the final stable entry within the Sim Metropolis franchise, Sim Metropolis 3000 Limitless, are simpler to play than ever. Not solely that, they’re all discounted.
The spotlight of those new additions, to me, is the Command & Conquer Final Assortment, which options each recreation within the franchise together with their respective expansions for simply $9.88.
Whereas the 2020 Command & Conquer Remastered Assortment is inarguably the easiest way to expertise the primary two mainline titles within the franchise, the Final Assortment is the one approach so as to add Purple Alert 2 and 3, Tiberian Solar, Tiberium Wars and its glorious enlargement, Kane’s Wrath to your Steam library.
The Final Assortment additionally consists of the first-person shooter Command & Conquer Renegade, and the usually neglected Command & Conquer Generals and its Zero Hour enlargement. Even for those who already personal the Remastered Assortment, this large compilation isn’t a foul solution to spend $10.
The sudden addition of those titles to Steam has me hoping that EA has a brand new entry within the Command & Conquer franchise deliberate, however I’m not holding my breath. For now, you’ll must excuse me as I be part of Tim Curry in escaping to the one place that hasn’t been corrupted by capitalism: area!
