## Description

While the Allies and the Soviets were fighting each other in Command &
Conquer: Red Alert 2, Yuri (the psychic adviser to the Soviet Premier) was
secretly building his own army of clones and mutations. Once the war ended,
Yuri launched his own attempt to take over the Earth with a series of psychic
dominators designed to turn the world’s population into his puppets. The only
chance to stop him lies in using Einstein’s chronotechnology to travel back in
time and destroy the dominators before they can come on line.

There are two single player campaigns in _Command & Conquer: Yuri’s Revenge_,
one for the Allies and one for the Soviets. Both are seven missions long and
pit the player against Yuri’s monstrous forces. In addition, each army gets
five new units/buildings to aid their war efforts. For the Allies, there’s
anti-tank guardian infantry, Navy Seals, and robot tanks. The Soviets gain
siege helicopters, battle bunkers, and “Boris” the Russian equivalent of
Tanya. Also, the entire cast of _Red Alert 2_ returns to reprise their roles
in the campaign cinematics.

Although there is no single player campaign for Yuri, his army becomes
available as a third side in the multiplayer game with 13 new units and 11 new
buildings. Combat forces include mutated brutes, Yuri clones, boomer
submarines, and UFO like floating discs. Bases are built around bio-reactors
and grinders (which shred captured units and refund cash) and defended with
mind-control towers and gattling turrets. Yuri’s strength leans heavily on his
abilities to take over enemy troops with psychic units like the “master mind”,
a vehicle that can brainwash nearby enemies and turn them against their owner.

Command & Conquer: Yuri’s Revenge