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Command and Conquer: Red Alert – jest to druga w kolejności wydania, część serii Command & Conquer – serii gier na PC, która stała się odniesieniem dla kolejnych gier strategi czasu rzeczywistego. C&C:Red Alert stał się zarazem pierwszą w historii grą RTS dostępną na platformie PlayStation.

Światło dzienne gra ujrzała w 1996 roku, dzięki Westwood Studios, stając się wzorem dla przyszłych gier strategicznych. Gra została wysoko uznana dzięki klimatowi rozgrywek, budowanemu przez przerywniki filmowe z udziałem żywych aktorów oraz muzykę, zwłaszcza utwór Hell March (skomponowany przez Franka Klepackiego). Z przebiegiem gry pod naszą kontrolę oddawano nowe budowle i jednostki, począwszy od piechoty, poprzez czołgi i samoloty, skończywszy zaś na bombie atomowej oraz wynalazkach takich, jak Chronosfera czy Żelazna Kurtyna.

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