More Classic Command & Conquer Freeware Available

[Sonic 293]

For quite some time we have had the Freeware Classic Command & Conquer Games available for download from CNCNZ.com. These were all made available for free by EA at various stages. By popular demand, the add-ons Covert Operations for Command & Conquer, Counterstrike and Aftermath for Red Alert can now be downloaded as well. These are ISOs made from the original CDs.

 

 

Command & Conquer: Covert Operations

Red Alert: Counterstrike

Red Alert: Aftermath

 

Click on the links above for the downloads. You will also find them on the Freeware Classic Command & Conquer Games page.

[recover 2]

Releasing these games as freeware is one of the best things EA have done. Anyway, you should maybe mention PortableRA in the download section for Red Alert. I used it and it's wonderfully packaged.

[Sonic 293]

Anyway, you should maybe mention PortableRA in the download section for Red Alert. I used it and it's wonderfully packaged.

 

I'm in the stages of planning a new section for the alternative releases and versions of C&C games like PortableRA and OpenRA. I don't think we can host the actual download files though. But it will basically be a page like the Freeware Classic Command & Conquer Games page that's currently there.

[Tore 33]

FunkyFr3sh also has a nice installer for RA1 that can help people install from original CD's, isos and patch TUC and TFD, and automatically download isos and install them or just download a mini version for multiplayer.

 

It adds all the community patches automatically so the game runs flawlessly even on Windows 8.1.

 

and don't forget Nyerguds' C&C95 1.06 full version

[Gben 20]

I love all this. GJ.

[Luk3us 63]

EA need to release a remastered edition or whatever with fancy HD graphics. Its all the rage at the moment, come on EA you know you want to.

[Plok 319]

It would kinda be weird to have a game with kickass graphics, but pretty basic gameplay...

[Nyerguds 100]

I still need to release those damn video packs for my full version

 

...and recompile my installer with TUC support. In hindsight, it was a really poor decision to make my installer's source files folder the actual folder I experiment in

[Iran 12]

Nice that you guys are hosting original CDs. Probably will come in handy in the future.