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The game’s harder difficulty, especially if you want to beat par times also means that there is a lot to tackle and eventually overcome. With 50 missions, standard units and a smattering of new ones – Commander’s Challenge definitely represents good value. This would make sense for downloadable content, but do people with the game already really need to download all the data required for this game to run without a disc? I suppose the plan was not to restrict sales to people that own the original disc. I’m not sure how many newcomers will actually stand their ground with the title and not get frustrated. the missions quickly become hardcore and despite a (lengthy) tutorial, there’s no real playground for rookies to test out new units. The weird thing for me though is that the game almost assumes you have beaten Red Alert 3 and know all the units and require a tougher challenge. Being released as a stand-alone and at such a cheap price should mean that this is a great game for newcomers to Red Alert can test the waters with some harder maps later on to sink their teeth into. The music and sound effects are good too, and of course the game features the legendary ‘Hell March’ track.įor me Commander’s Challenge is confused slightly. The graphics themselves aren’t awe-inspiring of course, but you can always tell whats happening, which units you are being attacked by and just how much trouble you are really in. Commander’s Challenge may lack the flashy cut-scenes that I admit originally lured me into the series, but the bite-sized video messages rival commanders send in-game are brilliantly cheesy and add atmosphere. Presentation has always been impressive in Command & Conquer games.