

Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 - Uprising
EA Los Angeles · 2009 · Strategy, Family Friendly, Level Editor, RTS, Action
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About Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 - Uprising
Red Alert 3: Uprising expands the series with four new mini-campaigns that dive deeper into the Soviet, Allied, and Empire factions' struggles in the war's aftermath, plus a unique dungeon-crawler origin story for psychic commando Yuriko Omega. Command ridiculous new units like flying cyborg heads and war bears across 50 brutal challenges, stunning live-action cinematics featuring an all-star cast, and fast-paced RTS action that defines the series.
How will the defeated Soviets react to the occupation and the presence of FutureTech, the mysterious company contracted by the Allies to develop new technologies in the Soviets’ homeland? How will the humiliated Empire of the Rising Sun rise up and defend itself against the former Soviet commanders who have invaded their territory in a post-war land grab? How will the Allied occupational forces quash the uprising of the former Imperial commanders? And who is the mysterious Japanese commando Yuriko Omega?
- Four New Mini-Campaigns– Battle your way through four all-new mini-campaigns featuring classic fast, furious, and fun C&C action. New stories and missions will cover all three factions, plus experience an entirely new, dungeon crawler campaign centered on the Empire’s commando, Yuriko Omega. Find out what the dubious tech company FutureTech is producing in their secret research facility, how the Soviets and the Empire deal with their inferior situation and witness Yuriko Omega’s rise from captive to deadly assassin.
- Challenge the Best! – How will you fight gigantic parachuting war bears, falling satellites, or an entire army of Yurikos? Can you beat the par time in each challenge? The new Commander’s Challenge mode puts you right in the action of 50 grueling challenges against 9 commanders from different territories and factions. Gamers skilled enough to make it through the daunting gauntlet will gradually unlock new units and find tougher opponents in a true test of RTS skills.
- The Largest Cast in the History of Video Games Gets Bigger and Better– Command & Conquer’s trademark live-action videos return with stunning HD cinematics telling the deep story of Uprising. Fan favorites like Gemma Atkinson and Ivana Milicevic will make their return to Red Alert, alongside Malcolm McDowell, wrestling legend Ric Flair, Jamie Chung, Holly Valance, Julia Ling and many more!
- New, Over-the-Top Units– Uprising brings you 11 new over-the-top units in true Red Alert fashion. Use the agile Archer Maidens with their dangerous energy arrows, the fully amphibious Grinder that will crush everything in its path or the giant Giga-Fortress, a flying cyborg head s bigger than any other unit you have seen in Red Alert. Freeze your enemies with the Cryo Legionnaire or poison them with the radioactive liquid of the Desolator Trooper.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Meap
It has the same weaknesses as the base game, which I did not recommend. However, I did enjoy the campaigns quite a bit and the new units are mostly pretty cool, so I guess I give a thumbs up. I also wanted to say that I did not have any issues with completing the campaign missions, as some reviews and discussion posts say, so maybe it was updated or something.
good game for its age, this is good oll RTS, good graphics and character reactions, all good fun
Kick Ass!
Can't even finish the game anymore because EA decided to make an update that bugs out one of the missions, no matter what I have tried I can't get the next part of the mission to trigger.
I liked all of it, except that one campaign mission. I like the quiet Skirmish games that are a little predictable. That helps me relieve stress quite easily.
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