The classic nine generals have made their return and one of the devs also implemented the Skirmish AI for more challenging fights against the computer. It has also added a number of new units, including the Laser Crusader, Laser Paladin, Laser Humvee, Laser Comanche, Bombcars, Katyusha, and Armadillo Outpost.
RED ALERT 2 GAME ENGINE MOD
The mod is currently in its beta 0.2 phase and, much like Mental Omega, has been 12 years in the making. The primary reason for this was so that Generals fans could play the game on Red Alert 3's vastly superior SAGE 2.0 engine. While this mod adds a whole lot more to Red Alert 2, the Command & Conquer: General Evolution mod turns Red Alert 3 into C&C Generals.
RED ALERT 2 GAME ENGINE UPDATE
The developers recently put out the final update for the mod which, over the years, has added improved visuals, a new soundtrack, multiplayer support via CnCNet, and an impressive 133 new missions. RELATED: Age Of Empires 4 Is Nostalgia Done Right Of course, this means the creation of new units, structures, and a storyline to introduce it. The player's character takes on the role of an AI. This faction uses highly advanced tech and was formed during Yuri's rise to power. The Foehn Revolt is "an alliance of people from many nations driven by a single cause". Engineers have two purposes: To capture enemy structures. Although Engineers possess decent armour, they are normally unarmed, relying on commanders to clear the battlefield for them, or more likely, to be transported in APCs. It started off as a mod that added more missions for the Allies, Soviets, and Yuri's Epsilon Army, but eventually evolved into an unofficial sequel featuring a fourth faction. Engineers were special purpose infantry available to both the Soviets and the Allies in the Second World War. The mod has been developed by Speeder and Mevitar, who started work on the project almost 15 years ago. Well, if you're itching to get more Red Alert 2 content, you can check out the Mental Omega mod for the Yuri's Revenge expansion (Thanks PCGamesN). Now, with a playable version already available, the end-goal is reaching feature parity with the original vanilla 'Red Alert 2' engine. The original Command & Conquer and Red Alert spin-off did get remasters, but their more popular sequels are yet to receive the same treatment. The project initially started out as an experiment and was meant to prove that it was possible to have a fully working, cross-platform RTS game running in a web browser. While the AoE series was popular for its historical setting and units, Red Alert 2 let players live out their Red Dawn fantasy with modern unit types. If you're currently enjoying Age of Empires 4, chances are that you probably enjoyed Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 back in the day.
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