Overmonetized. While Blizzard hasn't completely destroyed the gameplay of Overwatch yet, stuff you would've just unlocked by playing the original now requires you to buy it at an absurdly high price.

This expansion to C&C Generals makes an already good RTS even better. If you're going to get Generals, definitely pick up Zero Hour too.

A very different game than all the previous C&C games. Generals is over the top and goofy to the point where it doesn't really feel much like the other C&C games, but it's a solid, fun RTS anyway.

Not very balanced and there's not much strategic depth on offer, but Red Alert 2 is still a decent RTS that doesn't take itself seriously and ends up being campy fun.

The more modern features make this a far easier game to get into than the original C&C or Red Alert. Still a solid RTS that's well worth playing if you're into the genre.

An improvement over the original C&C, but like with the original it really shows its age. You're better off picking up the remastered version if you want to play and enjoy it.

One of the more historically important RTS games out there, but really shows its age. If you actually want to play it you should pick up the remastered version instead of the original.

A weird game in the C&C series. Its multiplayer was actually quite interesting, but is now practically unplayable. That leaves the singleplayer, which is garbage. Hard to recommend.

The terrible writing, including the annoying supporting characters, is bad enough, but the game's unfinished, poorly designed, and badly assembled. It's like Croteam just doesn't care anymore. Avoid.

The bland and uninteresting story and characters are bad enough, but they messed up the fundamentals in a failed attempt at making an RTS work on console. Ensemble's last game is just sad. Avoid.