Tiberium Wars is the third installment of the
Command & Conquer Tiberian series, which started with
Tiberian Dawn in 1995, returned in
Tiberian Sun in 1999 and is set to conclude with
Tiberian Twilight in 2010.
Strategy tips, guides and forums
Every week, GameReplays tries to publish one short strategy tip, our
Tip of the Week, which usually deals with one particular aspect of the game. In addition, we make longer
strategy guides, which address more complex topics.
Chronological Strategy Index: A rolling index of all Tips and Guides.
Chronological Tip-of-the-Week Index: A rolling index of Tips only.
The Strategy Forums: The place to discuss strategies.
Game information
About Tiberium WarsThe third part of the Command & Conquer series continues the story of the struggle of the Global Defense Initiative against the militant Brotherhood of Nod, as the world is slowly being consumed by the ever-spreading Tiberium.
Screenshots and Game ArtA collection of screenshots from Tiberium Wars, ingame art and concept art.
Technology TreeA tech tree of all structures, units, upgrades and support powers, both for Tiberium Wars and the expansion Kane's Wrath.
Review of Tiberium WarsGameReplays's very own AgmLauncher takes a critical look at Command & Conquer 3.
Kane's Wrath Portal An expansion pack has been released, Kane's Wrath, which fills in details of the story before, during and after the events of Tiberium Wars. However, the gameplay of Kane's Wrath is significantly different, so that it has its very own section on GameReplays.
Game Manual (PDF)
Specific units
These guides deal with a single unit type.
Support powers
A support power is an instant effect that comes at a cost and requires a cool-down time between uses. Most support powers are global (like reinforcements, intelligence scans, or bombardment), while some are particular to a unit or structure (like calling for transport).
Strategies
Counter strategies
Map Guides
Miscellaneous
Tips and guides from Kane's Wrath
The expansion pack
Kane's Wrath differs from
Tiberium Wars in several aspects of the gameplay such as build costs and upgrade paths. However, some tips from the
Kane's Wrath strategy section still apply partially to
Tiberium Wars and might be worth a look.