Command & Conquer Is A Sad Browser Game

Those with faint stomachs may want to avoid clicking on this, lest they look upon what has become of this once-mighty franchise and despair.

Unveiled late last year, Command & Conquer Tiberium Alliances is a browser-based take on the old real-time strategy series, which manages to combine the terms “massively multiplayer”, “browser-based” and “free-to-play” in a single sentence that makes it sound like just about the saddest video game ever released.

If you don’t believe me, take a look at the trailer above. And if none of this dissuades you, the game’s in open beta, right now.


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