15 years since Tiberian Twilight. If you’re a long-time fan of Westwood and EA’s seminal RTS game series, it’s understandable, of course, to feel like hope is lost. But all of a sudden, like netrunner dancing through the web of cyberspace, the Command and Conquer series has been officially revitalized. After 2020’s C&C Remastered, and the shift to Steam last year thanks to the Ultimate Collection, EA has just officially dropped the source code for Tiberian Dawn, Red Alert, and dozens of other Command and Conquer games, while bulking out the mod support for the entire series. Whether you love Kane’s Wrath, Generals, Red Alert 3, or Zero Hour, it’s clear to see the camera is still running.

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