EA Adds Command & Conquer, Dungeon Keeper, And Other Classics To Steam

Nothing makes you feel old quite like someone describing a game you felt like you enjoyed relatively recently being called retro. Turns out EA slapping a Classic Games label on some of its own older games will do the same thing. The good news is fans of those games can now relive the good old days in an entirely new way as they're all now on Steam for the very first time, and they're all on sale to celebrate that, their prices cut by as much as 60 percent.

The Classic Games selection added to Steam includes nine titles, although since one of them is Command & Conquer - The Ultimate Collection which includes 17 games from the iconic RTS series, it's technically a lot more. Whether you're a Command & Conquer fan or not, its Ultimate Collection is by far the best deal available in this sale. At 50 percent off, you can currently pick it up for just $9.88.

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EA's cut-price additions aren't just for those of us eager to reacquaint ourselves with Command & Conquer. Both Dungeon Keeper Gold and Dungeon Keeper 2 are now on Steam for the first time, both 60 percent off which means you can get both for just $4. That's $4 total, by the way, not $4 each. Also making its way onto Steam is The Saboteur, 50 percent off and just $4.99 for a limited time.

Command & Conquer The Ultimate Collection

The Ultimate Collection is all any Command & Conquer fan will ever need. Including 17 games from throughout the RTS series, this collection has the ability to keep you battling away for hundreds of hours.

The hits keep on coming. If you were bothered by the teething problems Cities: Skylines 2 had at launch last year, you can now venture back to the beginning and play the game that started it all on Steam - Sim City 3000 Unlimited. Okay, it wasn't technically the first game in the series, but if you've been pining after Sim City in general after the series has been dormant for a decade now, the ability to play this fantastic installment from the '90s should scratch that itch.

Rounding out the collection of games added to Steam by EA are the original Populous trilogy and Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri. All of them are available now, and all of them are on sale until March 21. Don't worry, the games will all remain on Steam beyond that date, you'll need to buy them before then if you want to get them for significantly less, though.

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