if the game dosent work here is how:

go to computer c:/ (or what ever hard drive you have the game instaled to) /steam/steamliberary/steamapp/common/supremecommander/bin. find the .exe file and right click go to propertys/compatability, the first option should be compatability mode, check it off and set the thing to windows xp(sp3)

hit apply and then ok and go to steam and run it. your welcome

the game is good btw 11/10 would bang again

Most epic RTS I've ever played. Where games like Age of Empires and War Craft 3 added more "Emersion" and games got smaller scale, SupCom blew the boundaries off zooming in/out on large scale warfare. Command up to 1000 land/air/sea units AND buildings in 4 tech tiers. Massive base building (no limit on individual unit types other than 1000 max cap) zoom in to near 1st person and hold space bar for a rotating close up higher detail cam view of battles, or zoom out past the clouds to see the entire MASSIVE map shrunk down to minimap scale and watch a sea of little enemy lights blink out. Even in 2014 it's a beautiful game, does not look out dated. Not quite as pretty as Tiberium Wars maxed out settings, but plenty of eye candy. Very replayable, different strategies, different races. If you've played and liked any of the other games mentioned above and the like, your collection is not complete without SupCom 1 and Forged Alliance, I've dusted off both many times.

Games include the entry: Supreme Commander, a standalone expansion pack: SupCom- Forged Alliance, and Supcom 2 - which is a Square Enix takeover and is a dramatic change to the game. Highly recommend Buying Supcom 1 and Forged Alliance as a package deal.

As I mentioned in my review of the Forged Alliance expansion, Supreme Commander is the spiritual successor to the old Total Annihilation RTS. Both games involve creating large armies of land, air and sea vehicles to defeat your enemies, but Supreme Commander takes it a step further. Not only by having large maps and large varieties of units (even though they're mostly similar between the 3 factions) but also by adding experiemental units such as massive spider walkers or artilleries that have virtually infinite range or battleships that double as naval factories.

Great game but its a shame that the company gone bust and joined with wargaming.net R.I.P supreme commander series, you will be missed...

Beware the flying pancakes

Outstanding RTS game. If you are a RTS lover, try out the Supreme Commander Franchise! 9.2/10

Why you should play this game:

-This is Total Annihilation on steroids. Except it is fatter, better, faster, stronger.

-Puts the word Strategy into RTS. Really teaches strategic thinking. Allows planning logistics, which is very useful, as you will move thousands of units across insanely huge maps.

-Big fat tech tree, with big fat city-sized units at the top of it.

-Multi-screen support.

-Picture. Looks great in 2014, and this is a 2007-made game.

One of the best RTS you will ever find.

9/10 for scale

This is my first game that i ever played and its still the most enjoyable strategy game for me!

I recomend this game, you wont regret it!

I randomly purchased this game on sale, and I am very glad that I did. For noobs to the genre (like myself), having a plethora of tactical RTs games to choose from can be daunting. Despite it's excellent reviews, I had never heard of Supreme Commander before, until I saw it pop-up in the Steam special list.

This game is far more than I ever thought an RTS could be. I fell in love with it while still in the learning curve phase, and it only continued to get better as I played through the campaign. I am baffled that more people do not know about this game.

Love it. 10/10

you can put 99999 airplanes in a boat at once

10/10

When you can't own the world, own the galaxy.

'Splosions, strategy, and a lot of potential zooming.

Fun with friends. If any of mine played it.

I nuked myself, my friend, my enemies and a few ugly trees all at the same time.

11/10 Would nuke everyone again. Twice.

Welll like red alert fun and and good challanges had lot fun and not waste of time with game i would reccomend it :) ppl like battles with tanks and rad pimped out walking walkers ^_^ 10/10

Good real time strategy game. Comparable with the C&C series. Unique zoom out feature to view larger map is great. Large unit max count.

Probably this and Forged Alliance expansion are only RTS games that base on HUGE scale warfare. Hundreds or even thousands of units, advanced maintnance, advanced que system, advanced patrol and move system... Sum this all up and you have demanding, large scale battles that can last for hours.

Nostalgia due to the fact that Total Annahilation started this brand of RTS.

Story: 7/10
Replayability: 8/10
Look-and-Feel: 8/10 (really good at time of its release)

I just wish 'they' would still make games like this. I am a massive fan RTS's and this has to be my favourite. One of the few games i still have a disc for! This is a classic RTS style game and you can have deal screens!! You can have epic battles with 1000's of robots, although that will make your CPU.

I don't really know what i can say to make you buy and play this game.

Another one of Chris Taylor's amazing masterpiece RTS games. I recommend this game.