Command & Conquer Red Alert 2: Yuri's Revenge (PC CD)

Such a blast from the past I’ve wanted to play this on my pc again for so long now I’m glad I purchased this! Works well just needed to make a few adjustments with my pc as game is not supported for windows 7 and above.CNCnet helps get past that problem though and the cd was in great condition.A+ Seller

The order arrived promptly and was in better condition than I had expected. The Booklet and code numbers were all there. I have played the game before and enjoyed it greatly.Though no fault of the supplier, my version of Windows XP does not allow this version of the game to work [ex-Windows 8], although the C&C First Decade version worked well pre-Windows 8.

Fantastic game. Doesn't work with windows 10 though

Amazing game ... for who did not played, new Yury army, new technology

love the searies!! thought red alert 2 couldnt get any better till i got this well woth it plus it only cost me £7.99 for more of my child hood game!! took me back :-)

Excellent

I can not say a lot about this game as I brought it as a present but must be a good game as it kept them quiet

The plots may get wackier with each Red Alert incarnation, but they sure do pack in the fun! Yuri's Revenge was released very quickly after the success and uses exactly the same engine and format, so there's not much to review that's different from Red Alert 2 on that front, however you've got a new storyline, a wildly weird new antagonist to face down, and the missions! I found myself amidst the stone heads of Easter Island (turned to the evil purposes of Yuir, mind you!),in icy Antarctica, battling on the moon, even going back in time and fighting off t-rex's with tanks! The Boris/Tanya cooperative mission in the Soviet campaign was fantastic, a great collaboration. Crazy it may be but could they have made it any more of a romp than this?Like the previous game, the plot is engaging, as Yuri, the creepy advisor to Premier Romanov in Red Alert 2, resurfaces with a plot for world domination using his psychic mind control technologies. If you play as the Allies, you barely escape his mind control efforts and then must slowly free the rest of the world from his influence by travelling back in time to the Soviet invasion of America, and then track Yuri down. If you play as the defeated Soviets, you steal an Allied Chronosphere and travel back in time also to the Soviet invasion of North America, stop the Allies from winning the war, and then go on a search and destroy campaign to defeat the traitor Yuri.There were some hilarious in-jokes in Yuri's Revenge; in the "Hollywood and Vain" mission for example, the three actors you rescue are obvious nods to real life parallels, and the sardonic commentary about Yuri making outdated dinosaur movies - self-deprecation at it's best, since in the Soviet campaign you wind up meeting a dinosaur or two - and let's not forget the MassiveSoft Corporation mission.Yuri's Revenge also comes chock full of new units. All of the Yuri faction units are new, and both the Allies and the Soviets get some new toys to play with. Perhaps one complaint is that there is no Yuri campaign for the player to complete, and this was something which I understand many people were disappointed by. Even so, I found the game engaging in its pure sense of fun, and some tricky missions kept me going for hours. I would definitely recommend it.