What is cool, is that you have to really keep on top of your units and there is a very decent selection of them. You have to gather resources and manage your units.
I would say that Command and Conquer Red Alert 2: Yuri’s Revenge is overall a better game than the base game. The gameplay has had a few changes over the standard Red Alert 2. You can control Yuri in the multiplayer mode and it is pretty awesome, but I think being able to play the story from his point of view would have been pretty cool. My only real criticism here is that I feel there should have been a third campaign where you could play as Yuri and control his forces. The stories were very different, but the units and the way the game unfolds, in general, is very unique. I really enjoyed how different the Allies and the Soviet stories were. You have two campaigns to play through and they both have a ton of missions for you to get through. This game is pretty stacked when it comes to single-player content. Two Campaigns Are Great, But Three Would Have Been Sweet!
The story unfolds very well and the cut scenes as is the case with the other games in the series are all very well done. Even now, all these years later I think that this is a game that is easy on the eyes.
But the competition is fierce, as the rising star from Russia, Yuri Plisetsky, is relentlessly determined to defeat Yuuri and win back Victor’s tutelage.The presentation in the game at the time was very impressive. As one of his biggest fans, Yuuri eagerly accepts, kicking off his journey to make it back onto the world stage. In fact, Victor himself abruptly appears at Yuuri’s house and offers to be his mentor. However, Yuuri finds himself in the spotlight when a video of him performing a routine previously executed by five-time world champion, Victor Nikiforov, suddenly goes viral. At age 23, Yuuri’s window for success in skating is closing rapidly, and his love of pork cutlets and aptitude for gaining weight are not helping either. Reeling from his crushing defeat at the Grand Prix Finale, Yuuri Katsuki, once Japan’s most promising figure skater, returns to his family home to assess his options for the future.
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