Supreme Commander

I highly recommend this game if you're a fan of massive RTS games, like the amazing OG Total Annihilation!

Didn't play this game for the longest time. I don't even remember how long since I've bought it, but I've finally played it. I surprisingly like Supreme Commander more than total annihilation. I think there's a lot more resources you can play with compared to TA (TA really didn't want to give you any metal sometimes), the inclusion of an attack move makes larger battles a lot more manageable, and all 3 land, sea, and air armories have their uses at different times. The story surprisingly seems weaker than TA, despite actually have human characters that talk to each other, but it's serviceable I guess. So yeah, I can't believe I ended up liking this more than Total Annihilation.

Good game need more of this large combat abit slow but u can speed it up

Great game that still hold up as one of my favorite strategy games. Of course it starting to show it's age, but the core gameplay and tier system is still really fun. I just want to briefly say, for those who experience audio bugs (audio not playing at all). This game was not intended for the hardware we have today. So here are a few simple steps that should fix this: 1. Set your audio device (example- Headphones, earbuds, or speakers) as [b]default[/b] audio device in settings. 2. Click on your audio device [b]properties[/b] and change audio to Stereo (16 bit, 48000 Hz). 3. When the game is running, go into task manager and right click on the (supremecommander.exe). Under [b]properties[/b] make sure that the game is being run in Windows 7 compatibility mode. You should be all set. [b]Disclaimer[/b], I only have played this on Windows, so this fix is for Windows system. I'm not a computer guys, just stating a fix for a common/ frustrating audio bug since this is now an old game. Try it out. Definitely recommend the whole series.

love playing this game it nevers get old

Phew...one of the most frustrating campaigns I've ever tried to play in my life... Feel free to nerd-splain to me that I don't know what I'm talking about, but I just came off of mission 2...yes, TWO, of the first campaign and it is an exercise in constant aggravation and convenient enemy unit spawn. Yes, I totally believe that the enemy just so happens to get fighters in the air as soon as I build a transport... In an age where I can just play the expansion, which I will check out, and the sequel, which is the "bad" one because the community memery said so, 'cuz it's different, I have no reason to play this. Shills? Take off the nostalgia blinders and remember that this isn't wall to wall three way dust-ups between Fatboys, Monkeylords and Colossi, and you too will remember the pain and irritation of attempting to play this. Skip this.