Command & Conquer–style strategy arrives on Steam — early players praise Dying Breed’s base-building and sand worms
Classic RTS elements combined into a single project
There still haven’t been any new full-scale Command & Conquer entries, so RTS fans are turning to analogous titles. A recent release called Dying Breed clearly incorporates traits reminiscent of the C&C franchise.
Sarnayer describes the project as “a love letter to first-generation RTS games that laid the groundwork, a tribute to iconic sci‑fi films, and an homage to classic game soundtracks.”
Dying Breed unfolds in an alternate world where World War II “ends in 1951 with a nuclear holocaust,” and after forty years of peace a powerful new resource began surfacing from beneath the earth. Several factions will compete for power and control.
Early reviews of Dying Breed on Steam are “mostly positive.”
Source: iXBT.games

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