Command & Conquer™: Legions

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Command & Conquer™: Legions is a single player strategy game. It received negative reviews from players.

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31%

Audience ScoreBased on 780 reviews

graphics20 positive mentions

gameplay10 negative mentions

The graphics are impressive and visually appealing.
The game has potential for enjoyable gameplay and nostalgia for C&C fans.
Some players find the community engaging and the game fun despite its flaws.

The game is a generic base-building clone with pay-to-win mechanics, lacking the strategic depth of the original C&C games.
Many players are disappointed with the misleading advertising, as the gameplay does not resemble classic C&C titles.
There are numerous bugs and connectivity issues, making the game frustrating to play.

gameplay
77 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
8%
79%
13%
The gameplay has been widely criticized for straying far from the classic Command & Conquer mechanics, with many players expressing disappointment over its repetitive and shallow mechanics, excessive monetization, and a lack of strategic depth. Users noted that the game feels like a generic mobile title rather than a true RTS, with misleading advertisements showcasing gameplay that does not reflect the actual experience. While some appreciated the graphics, the overall sentiment is that the game fails to deliver the nostalgic gameplay fans were hoping for.
- “Uses Red Alert 2 UI and shows gameplay very akin to that game.”
- “Great graphics, interesting gameplay, and a lot of potential for the game to grow and expand.”
- “Gameplay is easy enough to get into once you get the hang of it.”
- “I am very disappointed... I thought it would be nostalgic and have the same gameplay as the classic ones like the Red Alert series.”
- “The gameplay is a shallow imitation of the classic C&C formula, with oversimplified mechanics and a lack of strategic depth.”
- “Such a disappointing experience - the gameplay loop is extremely grindy and what's more depressing - depressingly samey, depressingly micro-transaction oriented and depressingly removed from the classic C&C experience.”
monetization
61 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
5%
10%
85%
The monetization strategy of this game has been widely criticized as a blatant cash grab, with players expressing frustration over excessive microtransactions and misleading advertisements that promise a nostalgic experience but deliver a generic, grindy gameplay. Many reviewers feel that the game exploits the legacy of the Command & Conquer franchise, prioritizing profit over quality and authenticity, leading to disappointment and uninstalls. Overall, the monetization approach has detracted significantly from the enjoyment and integrity of the game.
- “Please just make a decent C&C game that can be bought and played without microtransactions.”
- “EA really hates us to allow this kind of pay-to-win monetization ruin the legacy of a beloved franchise.”
- “Just a modern cell phone app in a C&C skin that tries to get you to make in-app purchases.”
- “This mobile game is a soulless cash grab that desecrates the franchise's legacy.”
- “Instead of delivering a faithful and engaging mobile experience, it bombards you with microtransactions at every turn, ruining any sense of fun or nostalgia.”
- “Total pay to win cash grab, rip Westwood Studios; you would be turning in your grave if you knew this was your game's legacy.”
graphics
43 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
47%
46%
7%
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising them as "great" and "beautiful," while others criticize them as uninspired or feeling cheap and rushed. Many users express disappointment that the visuals do not compensate for gameplay issues, often describing the game as a generic clone with a Command & Conquer aesthetic. Overall, while the graphics are noted as a strong point, they are overshadowed by concerns about gameplay mechanics and monetization strategies.
- “The graphics are great, and the sound effects sound familiar to the C&C series.”
- “Great graphics, interesting gameplay, and a lot of potential for the game to grow and expand.”
- “Very fun game to play with beautiful graphics, just wish it was playable offline.”
- “The graphics are uninspired, and the overall presentation feels cheap and rushed.”
- “The graphics are a joke and the tutorial takes 30 minutes to complete while being unskippable.”
- “I downloaded this game seeing the Red Alert 2 graphics and building mechanics in an advertisement and it turned out to be just a generic money grab with nothing in common with C&C games.”
story
24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
13%
74%
13%
The reviews overwhelmingly criticize the game's story, describing it as lacking depth and coherence, with poorly executed voice acting and a disjointed narrative. Players express disappointment over the absence of a compelling storyline, engaging missions, and meaningful faction choices, feeling that the game fails to capture the essence of the classic Command & Conquer series. Many reviewers suggest that the game feels more like a generic RTS without the rich storytelling that fans expected, leading to frustration and a sense of betrayal regarding the franchise's legacy.
- “The storyline is key; without it, nothing makes sense.”
- “All we ever wanted was more variety in units for skirmish games and story missions with the Red Alert feel.”
- “This isn't a Command & Conquer; it's just a game that is set in the C&C storyline but as a real-time strategy game.”
- “On top of that there's no storyline, just extremely badly voiced prompts (2 different bad voices are used for the same character, and some lines aren't even voiced).”
- “The storyline can't pick between Red Alert or Tiberium; I would recommend avoiding.”
- “This is not Command and Conquer; this is using the IP for another war game that has nothing to do with the Tiberium story.”
stability
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game suffers from significant stability issues, with numerous bugs and glitches reported by users, including frequent screen freezes and crashes. Many players express frustration over the game's interface and the performance of paid features, suggesting a lack of quality control. Overall, while some enjoy the gameplay, the persistent technical problems detract from the experience.
- “Paid features of this game are very buggy and they know it, so this likely amounts to fraud on a legal level.”
- “Expect constant glitches, screen freezing, and kicking you out of the game.”
- “It freezes up during the first cut scene.”
grinding
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and overly repetitive, often feeling like a chore rather than an engaging experience. Despite the inclusion of various combat modes, many reviewers criticize the game for its heavy reliance on microtransactions and a pay-to-play model that detracts from the enjoyment of grinding. Overall, the gameplay loop is described as monotonous and lacking meaningful content, leading to disappointment among fans of the genre.
- “The freeplay is just tedious and takes forever.”
- “Such a disappointing experience - the gameplay loop is extremely grindy and what's more depressing - depressingly samey, depressingly micro-transaction oriented and depressingly removed from the classic C&C experience - an experience which the YouTube ads falsely promote.”
- “These games are a lazy way to get money out of players who want to speed up the grinding process.”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its nostalgic ties to the Command & Conquer series, particularly reminiscent of C&C3 and Tiberium Wars. However, many feel that the current soundtrack lacks the iconic tracks from Red Alert 2 or 3, which detracts from the overall experience and connection to the franchise. Suggestions for improvement include incorporating more classic C&C music to enhance the game's atmosphere.
- “The music is reminiscent of C&C3, which is great if that's your thing.”
- “We have the best RA3 song ever made in the commander upgrade menus, but I wish there was more C&C music elsewhere.”
- “It makes me feel nostalgic with the characters and soundtrack of the original Tiberium Wars C&C.”
- “Huge suggestion though to give it more of a Command & Conquer feel; add some of the Red Alert 2 or 3 tracks instead of the current boring background music when scrolling around.”
- “It is kind of a common mobile strategy game, but it makes me feel nostalgic with the characters and soundtrack of the original Tiberium Wars.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
Users express disappointment with the game's optimization, noting that it fails to run smoothly compared to other mobile titles like PUBG and FIFA Mobile. Many feel that the game should have adhered more closely to the original Command & Conquer style while being properly optimized for mobile devices, leading to frustration and uninstalls.
- “I'm thankful that you put it on iOS and Android; if the game is optimized, it deserves a 5-star rating.”
- “Disappointed and uninstalled It looks like a C&C game but it's not. Why didn't you just stick to the brief, charge people £20 for a revamped, true-to-original C&C game with no in-app purchases, but mobile optimized and updated graphics?”
- “I'm thankful that you put it on iOS and Android, but the game optimization is lacking. It deserves a 5-star rating if it were better optimized.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
300%
Reviewers highlight that XCOM 2 offers significant replayability, particularly on mobile, as it remains true to the original while enhancing playability. This combination of familiar mechanics and improved accessibility encourages players to revisit the game multiple times.
- “Firaxis did this with XCOM 2, and it is amazingly true to the original, making it so much more playable on mobile.”
- “The variety of choices and outcomes keeps me coming back for more; every playthrough feels fresh and exciting.”
- “With multiple paths and strategies to explore, I find myself replaying the game just to experience all the different possibilities.”
- “The game lacks meaningful choices, making replayability feel pointless.”
- “Once you've completed the main story, there's little incentive to play again.”
- “The limited variety in gameplay mechanics leads to a repetitive experience.”

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Command & Conquer™: Legions is a strategy game.

Command & Conquer™: Legions is available on Phone, Tablet, Android and Mobile Platform.

Command & Conquer™: Legions was developed by Level Infinite.

Command & Conquer™: Legions has received negative reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its gameplay.

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