While purists may prefer to stick to the original, players who are curious about seeing the game tweaked in new directions will be curious about the free enhancements offered by the Command & Conquer: Yuri's Revenge RA2YR Enhanced Mod. A smoother, more fun variation on the game The mod is based on widespread complaints about the original Command & Conquer: Yuri's Revenge and makes a calculated effort to rectify these perceived flaws. It instead aims to keep the core gameplay intact and to smoothen it out and improve it. The Command & Conquer: Yuri's Revenge RA2YR Enhanced Mod does not make drastic new additions, as other add-ons like the Command & Conquer: Yuri's Revenge - A General's Game Mod or Command & Conquer: Generals - Zero Hour ShockWave Mod do. Above all, computer-controlled opponents provide tougher challenges thanks to an overhaul in AI. It introduces a number of alterations to fix what a number of players considered to be flaws in the original game.
While the first game in the Red Alert series is logically connected with the history of the Command & Conquer: Tiberian Series (for example, the head of NOD Kane in her advises Stalin), Red Alert 2 does not contain any references to the Tiberium canon and more resembles the actual "cold war "between the eastern and western military-political blocs, which grew into the Third World War.The Command & Conquer: Yuri's Revenge RA2YR Enhanced Mod is focused on one-player skirmishes against a computer-controlled opponent. Compared with the previous series, the game improved graphics and multiplayer. As in its predecessor, the opposing sides in the game are the Soviet Union and the Allies, in addition, some units and structures are identical to the original of the first Red Alert, and some - have changed (so, the mammoth tank was turned into a tank "Apocalypse"). The game takes place in the parallel world created by Albert Einstein in 1971-1972, continuing the storyline of the Allies from the original Red Alert. Video card: compatible with Direct3D, minimum 2MB of memory
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