Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 - Uprising

Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 - Uprising is a standalone addition to the real-time strategy game, released as a separate product. There are no multiplayer battles here, but there are four short campaigns for different sides. Each campaign consists of several missions with its own conditions: somewhere you need to hold a point, somewhere you need to conduct a convoy, or make it before the timer. New units and equipment have appeared, some of which are designed for unusual tactics. A separate mode has been added with waves of opponents, where defensive skills are tested. The plot is presented with the same degree of absurdity as in the main game: cheerful inserts, ridiculous inventions and colorful commanders. The design remains recognizable. The missions are short, but the conditions in them differ noticeably, so getting used to the tactics is quick. New units require an understanding of their characteristics, but the player’s capabilities increase. Some maps are designed for defense, others for quick raids, and this dilutes the rhythm of the campaign. A separate mode with waves tests the patience and knowledge of troops. The campaigns are short, so getting to know new troops is quick and without lengthy explanations. Some missions require building a base from scratch, others start with ready-made forces. Some maps are designed for solo defense, which tests attention to detail. The sound and voice acting remained familiar from the main game. The missions are short, so you can complete the campaign in an evening, if you don’t linger on replays. It is better to test new units in separate skirmishes. For those who completed Red Alert 3 and want more, the add-on gives exactly that.