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Tiberian Sun ClientCommand & Conquer: Tiberian Sun (1999)
Tiberian Sun Client is a standalone version of Tiberian Sun that fixes all known game bugs and adds new features: convenient file structure for modding, extended game options, preset starting positions and teams. The client preserves the original gameplay while improving stability and game convenience.
Rotr:Empire of the Pacific Alliance submod PathCommand & Conquer: Generals (2003)
Rotr:Empire of the Pacific Alliance submod Path is a submod for Rise of the Reds that adds a new Asia-Pacific Alliance faction, unique units, effects, and experimental mechanics.
Half-Life: Residual PointHalf-Life (1998)
Half-Life: Residual Point is an ambitious mod for the original game created by Korean developers. It represents a reworking of the original Half-Life events with the addition of new elements and story expansion.
GenPatcherCommand & Conquer: Generals (2003)
GenPatcher is a utility for Command & Conquer: Generals and Zero Hour that automatically fixes bugs, improves compatibility with modern systems, and restores multiplayer functionality. It can also download and install mods for the game with just a few clicks.
Mental OmegaCommand & Conquer: Yuri's Revenge (2001)
Mental Omega is arguably the best mod for Yuri's Revenge and one of the most ambitious fan projects overall. It not only completely reimagines the original game but also significantly expands it, transforming it into an almost full-fledged sequel with a new storyline, campaigns, factions, and a massive amount of content.
C&C: ReloadedCommand & Conquer: Yuri's Revenge (2001)
C&C: Reloaded is a mod for Yuri's Revenge that allows you to experience the classic strategy in a new way by combining elements of Tiberian Sun and Red Alert 2 into a single game. It includes the original campaigns, a new storyline for Yuri with 13 missions, reworked balance, additional units and technologies, as well as multiplayer support.
