Games like Command & Conquer

Command & Conquer: first released 1995 by Westwood Studios.

In the series: Command & Conquer (1995), Command & Conquer: Red Alert (1996), Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun (1999), Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 (2000), Command & Conquer: Generals (2003), Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars (2007).

20 games inspired by Command & Conquer

• Bos Wars: Free futuristic RTS on the Stratagus engine with an energy and magma economy.
• Chronoshift: Reverse-engineered Red Alert reimplementation.
• Command & Conquer - HTML5: Browser remake of Command & Conquer hosted on the author's own site.
• FreeCNC: Early open-source C&C engine.
• Grey Goo: RTS by ex-Westwood studio Petroglyph.
• Land Air Sea Warfare: Small classic-style RTS sold from the developer's own site.
• Machines at War: Earlier one-man RTS in the classic style, sold from the developer's site.
• Machines at War 3: Classic-style RTS by a one-man studio that sells its games from its own site.
• Mental Omega (Red Alert 2: Yuri's Revenge mod): Free fan mod for Red Alert 2: Yuri's Revenge with a long campaign and a new faction.
• OpenHV: Free original sci-fi RTS on the OpenRA engine using the Hard Vacuum art.
• OpenRA: Modernized engine for classic Westwood RTS games with online play.
• OpenRA Red Alert 2 mod: OpenRA mod that recreates Red Alert 2.
• OpenRedAlert: Early open Red Alert engine.
• OpenSAGE: Reimplementation of the SAGE engine behind C&C Generals.
• Planet X3: Kickstarted MS-DOS RTS for CGA and Tandy PCs, sold from The 8-Bit Guy's own store.
• Real-time Command to Conquer: Command & Conquer-style RTS for the TI-89 calculator.
• Rusted Warfare: Retro-styled classic RTS by a tiny Australian indie studio.
• Tempest Rising: RTS built as a throwback to Command & Conquer.
• Thyme: Open-source reimplementation of C&C Generals: Zero Hour.
• Vanilla Conquer: Portable fork of EA's released C&C and Red Alert source.