Command-Conquer Tiberium Alliances

Description

The first and most obvious thing that a player will have to do is develop and expand his own base. This is the meaning of the game, but of course it's easier said than done. The player is free to conquer the lands of the neutral faction, but it is worth remembering that the larger the area, the longer the border. Collision with another player - and sooner or later it will happen necessarily - can become a very unpleasant surprise for the unprepared strategist. Fortunately, it is not necessary to fight: you can unite in alliances and jointly resist threats, that is, to other alliances.

The world map in Tiberium Alliances looks like a big circle, on which each player has his own small piece of land. Players land on the outer part of this circle and gradually, entering alliances, move to the center, seeking to establish control over valuable resources and joining them for battle with other alliances. New players appear on the map even farther from the center and, striving for it, gradually begin to put pressure on the players of the previous generation who are forced to wage war on two fronts, trying to simultaneously increase their territory and keep the border from the outside.