command and conquer red alert 2 missions

Right from the awesome intro, a great mix of story-telling and action, to the first several missions, and, really, through to the very end, the game is very fast and action-packed. in fact, one of the first things that I noticed about this, compared to the preceding games of the series, was the high pace. It also heightens the pace, knowing that. after each successfully completed mission, you'll be told how long it took you, and the par time, and if you did better than it, you'll get a positive statement, based on that, which does wonders for both ego and re-playability(of the player and the game, respectively). An interesting new addition was the 'par time'. The game is actually considerably easier to get into than one would think, considering the camp. Personally, I didn't really care for the humor, but that's my subjective opinion. Every character, every line spoken, everything, campy. What Westwood did with this sequel was not only admit the camp, but flaunt it. The first Red Alert, admittedly, has some of this camp quality. It's difficult to make a game that's both entertaining and has a compelling story, and many efforts wind up with silly-sounding expositionary dialog and characters going out of character. Quite a few games are unintentionally campy.

Command and conquer red alert 2 missions