Command & Conquer Remastered Collection is out now with its new 4K face

Amid all these flashy full remakes of older games, Command & Conquer Remastered Collection is holding the road for the remaster crowd who need their traditional games with extra pixels however no fewer quirks. The Remastered Collection is out now, bringing all its enlargement packs and a few trendy niceties like a brand new UI to the outdated RTS collection.
C&C Remastered has a reasonably lengthy checklist of upgrades for the gathering. Petroglyph have created new 4K belongings for the game, the modern and never pixelated ones above. If you actually need to make a journey to the previous although, you may toggle between trendy and traditional visuals. Petroglyph have additionally re-imagined the interface, choosing a contemporary sidebar possibility that they are saying ought to scale back all that scrolling you must do. C&C Remastered additionally has a map editor, HD cutscenes, customized game lobbies, new music tracks, and a bunch of different high quality of life boosts.
Over on Reddit, producer Jim Vessella says “Thank you to everyone in the C&C community for their encouragement, positive energy, and engagement throughout this project. We certainly hope the game lives up to your expectations when you begin playing, and can live on with the community as you begin delving into the source code and UGC tools.”
Electronic Arts have additionally mentioned they’re releasing the source code at launch, a pleasant reward to the modding neighborhood.
You can seize the Command & Conquer Remastered Collection on Steam and the Origin Store for £18/€20/$20.
And apparently Kane lives.

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