Regardless of whether there’s a Steam release or not though, it’s fair to say that we’re still very excited for the release of the laboriously titled Command and Conquer: Red Alert 3: Uprising, mainly because it looks set to spin a little bit more innovation into the enticing, but predominantly derivative original game. The Yuriko Campaign and Challenge Mode especially seem excellent ways to give players a little more for their money without damaging the existing aspects of the game.

With an expected extra 20 hours of gameplay in just the singleplayer campaigns, a totally new and very lengthy mode to get to grips to and the usual expansions to tech trees and multiplayer maps, Uprising is at least as exciting as the original game – so keep an eye peeled for our full Red Alert 3: Uprising review later this year.



Link: Bit Tech