If you don't already own Red Alert 3, we'd recommend picking it up from Steam, where it's currently available for £17.99, but look out for a 2021 Steam Sale where it might be available for a cheaper price. While we wait for EA to reveal the next remaster for the Command and Conquer series, this Generals fan remake looks to be worthy of your time. You can find Generals Evolution at ModDB here, along with instructions on how to get it running successfully.
The project was designed to work with Steam and Origin versions of C&C Generals, with the DVD physical release not being supported because of its “inability to inject mod critical engine fixes”.Īfter a little bit of rest, the team hopes to resolve these issues and add additional units and a short single-player campaign, along with some co-op missions and better SkirmishAI. Some users have been experiencing a few hiccups during the release, and from what we're seeing it seems to mostly come from those using Origin accounts. Additional maps and sound effects have also been included. Generals Evolution keeps all the classic units we remember from the original, but also adds a few new ones like the Laser Paladin, Bombcars, Katyusha, Armadillo Outpost, and more. In August 2016, the development of the Zero Hour version of the mod was put on hold so.
Just as the original Generals 2, it features three playable factions: the Asia-Pacific Alliance, the European Union, and the Global Liberation Army. The mod is based on the cancelled game of the same name.
This Command and Conquer Generals Remake is said to offer “better online play, better graphics fidelity and stability”. Command & Conquer: Generals 2 is a total conversion mod for Zero Hour, Tiberium Wars, and Red Alert 3.
