The best single player games emerge from a concept that one or more authors had. They had a story that they needed to tell, and then found that using a video game to tell it would be the best (probably because of their own expertise & skills)
This is not going to work, and I’m willing to put money on that.
The premise of the game is to create a multiplayer RTS within the C&C universe. Now they’re going to work some kind of single player experience into it as an afterthought. It’s going to feel forced and out of place. Done simply for the sake of having a SP campaign.
Look no further than BF3. That was designed with multiplayer in mind, and the “mandatory” SP campaign was a total waste of creative talent. I predict the same for C&C.
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The best single player games emerge from a concept that one or more authors had. They had a story that they needed to tell, and then found that using a video game to tell it would be the best (probably because of their own expertise & skills)
This is not going to work, and I’m willing to put money on that.
The premise of the game is to create a multiplayer RTS within the C&C universe. Now they’re going to work some kind of single player experience into it as an afterthought. It’s going to feel forced and out of place. Done simply for the sake of having a SP campaign.
Look no further than BF3. That was designed with multiplayer in mind, and the “mandatory” SP campaign was a total waste of creative talent. I predict the same for C&C.