From Tiberian Dawn through Red Alert, Kane’s Wrath, and Zero Hour, Command and Conquer, the greatest RTS series ever, is yours for $6.

Combined Arms is a massive fan project built on the source code of the original Command & Conquer with enough content to be a new game in its own right.

The downside—a very small one, in my mind—is that this is now the only way to get the individual Command and Conquer games on Steam.

More recently, publisher EA announced mobile Command & Conquer game Rivals at E3 2018, before rolling out remastered versions of 1995's Command & Conquer and 1996's Red Alert last year.

Combined Arms mixes Tiberian Dawn, Red Alert, and more to essentially bring us a new Command and Conquer that builds on the strategy game classics.

Producer Jim Vessella announced that the TiberianDawn.dll and RedAlert.dll and their source code will be available to root around in and tinker with under the GNU General Public License 3.0.

Warren Spector, the creator of Deus Ex, recently confirmed that he almost signed a contract with Westwood to create a Command & Conquer RPG.