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The original Command & Conquer (1995) still holds the highest approval rating on Metacritic (94 out of 100) among all RTS games of the 90s. Greatness is timeless. Do you agree?

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Are you this old? The 90s brought us some of the finest RTS games. Here's a little slideshow selection, one for each year from 1990 to 1999. 1990: Powermonger 1991: Mega-Lo-Mania 1992: Dune II 1993: The Settlers 1994: Warcraft: Orcs & Humans 1995: Command & Conquer 1996: Command & Conquer: Red Altert 1997: Age of Empires 1998: StarCraft 1999: Age of Empires II: Age of Kings
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Are you this old? The 90s brought us some of the finest RTS games. Here's a little slideshow selection, one for each year from 1990 to 1999. 1990: Powermonger 1991: Mega-Lo-Mania 1992: Dune II 1993: The Settlers 1994: Warcraft: Orcs & Humans 1995: Command & Conquer 1996: Command & Conquer: Red Altert 1997: Age of Empires 1998: StarCraft 1999: Age of Empires II: Age of Kings

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The number of RTS games published in the 90s is massive. Obviously, not all were top-notch, but KKnD (Krush, Kill 'n' Destroy) was a real badass. Developed by Beam Software, an Australian team, it had that Mad Max vibe with its dystopian, nuclear-devastated world. It lacked the brand power of the Command & Conquer series but was excellent nonetheless, especially given the smaller team and budget. A sequel came out in 1998, but I always felt fonder of the original KKnD. Maybe the RTS genre just became oversaturated at some point...
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There were tons of RTS games in the 90s. Not all of them were great, but KKnD (Krush, Kill 'n' Destroy) was a real standout in 1997. Made by Beam Software, a small Australian studio, it had a cool Mad Max vibe, like a rough, post-nuclear wasteland world. It didn’t have the big fame of Command & Conquer, but it was still excellent, especially for a game made by a smaller team with a tiny budget compared to a giant like Westwood Studios/EA at the time. A sequel came out in 1998, but I always liked the original KKnD better. By that time, the RTS genre was probably getting a bit oversaturated.
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There were tons of RTS games in the 90s. Not all of them were great, but KKnD (Krush, Kill 'n' Destroy) was a real standout in 1997. Made by Beam Software, a small Australian studio, it had a cool Mad Max vibe, like a rough, post-nuclear wasteland world. It didn’t have the big fame of Command & Conquer, but it was still excellent, especially for a game made by a smaller team with a tiny budget compared to a giant like Westwood Studios/EA at the time. A sequel came out in 1998, but I always liked the original KKnD better. By that time, the RTS genre was probably getting a bit oversaturated.

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