Tiberium Command & Conquer feature

Here is all the gameplay footage from the canceled C&C FPS game, Tiberium: Command & Conquer

Tiberium: Command & Conquer was a sequel to EA’s Command & Conquer: Renegade. This game was a tactical first-person shooter, set in the Command & Conquer universe. However, in 2008, EA canceled as it was not meeting its quality standards.

As EA stated in 2008:

“EA has suspended work on Tiberium effective immediately. The game was not on track to meet the high quality standards set by the team and by the EA Games Label. A lower quality game is not in the best interest of the consumers and would not succeed in this market”

The game’s plot would resolve around a repeat invasion of Scrin from the eyes of a GDI commando. Moreover, the game would be using Unreal Engine 3.

Thankfully, YouTube’s ‘NeoGamer – The Video Game Archive’ shared a video, featuring all of its gameplay footage. As such, you can now get a glimpse at what this FPS spin-off looked like.

Since these days we’re not even getting a proper C&C strategy game, we can safely assume that EA does not plan to re-introduce Tiberium to the public.

Enjoy!

Tiberium: Command & Conquer - All Gameplay Footage [Cancelled C&C FPS Game]

8 thoughts on “Here is all the gameplay footage from the canceled C&C FPS game, Tiberium: Command & Conquer”

  1. I’m glad this got canned. It looks like they tried to turn C&C into an FPS for consoles like what happened to Syndicate.

  2. The footage range from unity rough asset flip to mediocre to passable. People say they are glad they canceled this but they canceled renegade 2 in tiberium sun setting and generals 2 so they canceled alot of stuff.

  3. Recall Renegade, played some multiplayer and it was at its time rather nice – Had several classes, vehicles, bases, recourse management (harvesting), defensive turrets and everything.

    Sadly something rarely seen in todays games where many are just fancy gfx but hollow gameplay, guess the “i can handle maximum 4 buttons/skills” gen z gamers ruined more “advanced” gameplay 🙂

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