Games Database
PC
Strategy: Combat
| Viewed: | 2.5D Isometric, Scrolling | Genre: | Strategy: Combat |
| Media: | CD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Publishers: | Westwood Studios
(GB/US/JP) |
Released: | Mar 1996
(GB) Unknown (US/JP) |
Summary
You thought you had it made. After all those hours, you finally finished Command & Conquer (C&C) and once again you can breathe easy. However, the fun is not over! The Cover Operations is a expert-level mission disk, containing seven new GDI scenarios, eight new NOD scenarios, and ten multi-player maps. These new scenarios blend seamlessly into the C&C story line and can be played in any order.
Generally speaking, these 15 scenarios are extremely challenging--a good thing for gamers who finished C&C. It helps that you have access to nearly all of the technology and units on your particular side available from the start. It will take quick thinking and excellent resource management in order to win.
Among the GDI scenarios are Hell's Fury, a frantic race against time where you must destroy all NOD units before they nuke you to death, and Ground Zero, where you have to rescue a group of peace conference delegates before they get nuked.
Of course, the NOD side of things is no less chaotic. Take, for example, the Under Siege scenario. You begin with a limited base camp surrounded by cliff walls. There are three openings, all of which are guarded by GDI forces. You must figure out the most appropriate course of action if you want to survive.
If you are looking for more Command and Conquer action, the covert operations are here.
Generally speaking, these 15 scenarios are extremely challenging--a good thing for gamers who finished C&C. It helps that you have access to nearly all of the technology and units on your particular side available from the start. It will take quick thinking and excellent resource management in order to win.
Among the GDI scenarios are Hell's Fury, a frantic race against time where you must destroy all NOD units before they nuke you to death, and Ground Zero, where you have to rescue a group of peace conference delegates before they get nuked.
Of course, the NOD side of things is no less chaotic. Take, for example, the Under Siege scenario. You begin with a limited base camp surrounded by cliff walls. There are three openings, all of which are guarded by GDI forces. You must figure out the most appropriate course of action if you want to survive.
If you are looking for more Command and Conquer action, the covert operations are here.
