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Oh the memories... I remember getting this in the town over in a PS game store. My parents got me the game kind of knowing I will spend an insane ammount of time playing it. A strategy game on a PS1 now sounds weird right? Well, I tried playing it a few years ago and can't match myself from 20+ years ago. I still don't know how was I so fast and accurate at controlling the game via the D pad, not the analog stick.

Countless nights spent with my Dad playing this, trying to complete the entire game. The greatest issue was our lack of perfect english (I was young and Dad only knew the basics) and lack of save points on the PS1. You didn't even have saves, you just got the code for the mission to replay it later. And since we had no internet and I was the only one in my circle to play this - I didn't have any option other than to complete the game and write down the level codes. Some codes I managed to guess because they were basic and they were some of the later missions, but due to my lack of skill and knowledge I had to postpone completing those... until i got older...

This game is trully a gem, a classic - one that defined my childhood and introduced me to the RTS genre which I've never stopped playing. It was a point of bonding with my dad and he still enjoys the game and recognizes the soundtrack instantly (not just the main theme).

I brang friends to my place just to show them the game. And since I loved to play with the soviets a lot, my friends heard a lot of the units lines of in-game dialogue. They started calling the game Asmoledged... because that is how they understood the word Achknowledged when it was said by the Soviets with the dumb broken english. I mean, I have stories of not turning off my PS1 for entire night and day because we weren't at home and couldn't save in the middle of the mission. Dad used to spend hours perfectly managing the 6th Soviet mission until guessing what to do with the radar. He conquered the whole map and upon seeing engineers damage the building (we still didn't know engineers can occupy buildings but you had to use multiple, so the building health goes down and then it is captured) and used Tania to try and enter it (yes, both factions have tania for some reason) and she failed the mission cause the radar was blown up... That mission was failed a milion times because we could't look up a guide and had to keep guessing what to do. Fun times

Playing this as a kid and modding the hell out of it was some of the fondest memories I have of this game. Subsim is legendary and I believe there was at least one more site where I got mods from. Mods even had their dedicated launcher of sorts. Driving the Bismarck, Yamato, Typhoon submarine and nuking pretty much any island... damn that was fun to play.
The whole "time simulation" aspect of the game amazed me. I tried to see if I can play until 1946. Yes, you can. Even talked to my mom about it, since I was hyped for some odd reason. Perks of being a kid I guess.

Still, after many years I replayed this game again. And it is still as good as I remember. The Expansion is what I enjoyed more since the US campaign is not as interesting as the German. But this game had some beautiful wallpapers. My mom even wanted to print some of those to make like a collage of black and white photos (submarine in NY is generally an awesome wallpaper) to put on my wall in my room.
I consider this game an overall improvement on SH3, which I didn't play as much, but I did play SH2 a lot before that. The soundtrack is great, especially the main theme and credits. I listened to it from time to time since I first played it.
This game isn't about the story as it is about the experience. And that is where this game shines.

Trully a classic in the Subsim genre.

I used to play Red Alert 1 on my PS1 a lot with my dad when I was a little kid. I didn't own a PC back then. I remember being on holiday by the seaside in Montenegro, Tivat, and walking by the gaming house - the only one in town as I remember, and they had a HUGE Red Alert 2 poster. I just had to rush inside and see if someone was playing the game. Lo and behold, people were actually playing the thing. A few minutes afterwards I rushed outside to my dad and was extatic, talking to him what I saw and fantasising about the potential of the game - just as a little kid would.
Saddly I never got to experience the game until many years later when I bought the collection on Origin/EA platform. Was a pain to get it running but eventually got to experience the entire game.

Now it is my 2nd time going trough all of it and the steam version is as good as it can be. It runs "from the box" and didn't crash for me once.

Well, the game is certainly not as my little self imagined it to be. In my eyes the graphcs were much more realistic than they actually were, but everything else is pretty much great. The soundtrack is as expected - amazing. The gameplay is a lot more balanced and enjoyable than Tiberium Sun. The story is as dumb and as cheesy as it can be but with an extended cast and better quality than the first game by a margin.

This is certainly a gem of a game. One that, like its older brother, pushed the genre further into popularity and also by making buildings occupiable for the first time in the C&C franchise. But unlike the 1st Red Alert game - The Golden child. The Red Alert 2 is just the badass younger brother that doesn't give a f***. That is how even more insane the second game is.

I remember playing this a long time ago. Played it first at my uncles when we were at a family gathering. He gave me the Disk for the game. The cinematics are very well done for their age and the level of compression for them to fit on a Disk. They do feel like a typical SciFi show of the 90s. I really enjoyed rewatching those and replaying the game.
The 3D renders didn't age as well as the live action stuff but that is to be expected. Nevertheless they do their job.
The soundtrack was, is and will always be awesome.

Since the first twins got a remaster (C&C and Red Alert). Can I ast for a remaster of the second twins (This and RA2), please?

The game is alright. I enjoyed playing it for the most part.
At its core i really like it because it has a lot of depth and has a good sense of scale. The units, even though not perfectly balanced, are unique for their factions. I like the idea of Divisions instead of just Nations like it is in Wargame. Combining both would be great. The terrain visibility circle/radius is a much needed addition when comming from Wargame.
The soundtrack is good but gets repetitive fast since there is 4 tracks.
The unit voices are good just like in Wargame, but the national announcers are kind of meh, especially the fake german one.
The graphics are good but runs like sh*t if you just add a lot of units and play on a big map with multiple players.

Well, they have a campaign but they all have timers.... This ruins the replayability of the campaign and it gets boring really fast. You don't have time to explore units because they are phase locked and timers in missions jus render C phase units almost useless. The game itself is adrenaline pumping because it feels overwhelming having to micro manage everything, but the AI is unbalanced with not just resources and number of units, but with the ability to multitask different units at the same time (like any other AI but they usually get limiters at normal or lower difficulties). In this game even Normal AI feels overwhelming even while playing with a small number of units and are winning on 1v1.

There are also weird glitches i found when playing:
- If you are fast enough and manage to capture enemy spawns there are times where you can't eliminate enemy "borders" from the game even if they have no units in that area. The borders move like a "blob" and push to the nearest spawn to recapture itself once your units move a bit.
- The most frustrating thing that made me replay the 3rd british escort mission 4 times! is the stupid glitch which doesn't let your friendly AI spawn units if you have a certain ammount. I found that out when losing that mission by 1s when a unit was nearby for escort and the escorts were not interrupted any time by enemies, they were not spawning fast until some of my units died! So the ♥♥♥♥♥ that coded that part of the game I salute you. So you have to handicap yourself during escort missions so your friendly units can spawn (only if they are controlled by AI). Also if you have a lot of units spawned, the enemy AI can also glitch-out and not spawn any reinforcements.
-On one mission I had half enemies not even spawn for some reason. Replayed later to see how much more difficult the mission actually is.

The game is good but like all wargame titles, it has only PvP in mind. The campaign is an afterthought and the AI is not annoying to play against. So, since nobody plays MP I'd give it a neutral. But all the little details in the game are good. The mechanics, units and whatnot. Only the setting is boring as well though, lacks variety. So I'll give it a positive but only on a deep sale, just to try it out and if you enjoy it a little bit then it is a safe bet you will enjoy Steel Division 2 or even WARNO.

Unlce Edward best character.
Main character is the ultimate edgelord

Idk, I'd give it a neutral

The classic. A game that spawned Red Alert and subsequent C&C games, created a cult and popularized a genre.
This game has it all:
- A near-future sci-fi story that is interesting yet extremely cheesy and we love it for it.
- Live Action + 3D animated cutscenes
- Amazing soundtrack
- Addicting gameplay (easy to learn, hard to master)

The definition of a great RTS. It even runs after installing without issue for me.

After Blitzkrieg 1 and other games running on the same engine (i love that engine) I was surprised to see Blitzkrieg 2 being all 3D while also maintaining the core mechanics of the first game.
This game has a lot of improvements but also lacks a lot of the things that made the first game great.
The campaign is more dynamic and you can upgrade units between missions. It really adds to the replayability.
Even the resolution is up to modern standards and I didn't experience any issues.
The only downside I experienced is the unit (especially vehicle) pathfinding.

Overall, a worthy successor to the first game but I believe that the first game is on a level of its own. It is difficult to compare, but they are both great games and very different.

Played many RTS games with this engine and each and every one of them was great.
This game has honestly aged well. It is very detailed and can be quite a challange to learn. You have to take into account details about units (ammo, weapons, caliber and armor). Logistics and vision are extremely important.

There are multiple campaigns and you can create custom ones as well. Same goes for maps and mods.
I havent experienced crashes that people mention but the game does lack proper resolutions for newer monitors. It can be solved with some patches/mods that are available online.

I really enjoy playing this.

Can't recommend the game since it keeps freezing constantly. It happens seemingly at random during gameplay and you can't do anything other than kill the process. Good luck if you didn't save recently. Seems to be fun but it is unplayable.