Command & Conquer: Tiberium Alliances

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3.7

Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 14 Ratings

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  1. DFWallace
    Feb 24, 2013
    8
    CCTA is a MMOG with a 3rd person overhead view of the action. In a way it's an RTS as well, as your resource base gathers Tiberium/Crystal whether you're present or not, with which you rank up as you construct units, and build your offense and defense bases and units.

    To aid your goal of moving to the geographical center of your world, one forms alliances with other players. This helps    CCTA is a MMOG with a 3rd person overhead view of the action. In a way it's an RTS as well, as your resource base gathers Tiberium/Crystal whether you're present or not, with which you rank up as you construct units, and build your offense and defense bases and units.

    To aid your goal of moving to the geographical center of your world, one forms alliances with other players. This helps in gathering resource bonus points, and when one has to battle against other 'human' players. When no human players/alliances are nearby, you battle against 'bot' computer bases which helps one to rank up.

    CCTA is free, and you play it on the CCTA site. There is nothing to download. If you wish, you can purchase points that allow you in-game ranking up benefits.

    I really enjoy the game. It is similar to the game 'Total Annihilation'.    … Expand
  2. Elite_Gamma
    May 9, 2013
    8
    It's a good free-to-play MMOG. Actually, you can pay to obtain some little advantages, but it isn't another pay-to-win game. The 90% of success in this game is in playing and in cooperating with other people. And this very interesting, because you will be very weak if you don't socialize and form alliances with other players. Even if you want to pay to unlock some minor features, they areIt's a good free-to-play MMOG. Actually, you can pay to obtain some little advantages, but it isn't another pay-to-win game. The 90% of success in this game is in playing and in cooperating with other people. And this very interesting, because you will be very weak if you don't socialize and form alliances with other players. Even if you want to pay to unlock some minor features, they are very cheap.

    It's a true C&C with all the game scene. It's also a very long game: you can play for months unlocking new units, increasing your level and advancing to the center of the map, which is the goal of the game. However, it's not a geek game, you don't have to play 5 hours a day to be strong. There are also a great community around Tiberium Alliances: forums, a lot of helpful free scripts, simulators, wiki, etc.

    Maybe it doesn't have all the story and the novelties of a new C&C game, but you will enjoy this game for months fighting, developing your base and knowing a lot of other players. And the most important: it's almost free.    … Expand

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  1. Armchair Empire
    Feb 20, 2013
    20
    It's free, sure, but that doesn't mean it's good.
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