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Command & Conquer: The Covert Operations

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Also known as
C&C:CO Command & Conquer: Mission CD - Der Ausnahmezustand Command & Conquer: Operations Survie 命令与征服增强版：隐秘行动

This real-time strategy add-on features 15 challenging new single-player missions and 10 multiplayer maps.

Command & Conquer: The Covert Operations is an expansion pack for Command & Conquer, released for MS-DOS in 1996. The original Command & Conquer was released in 1995.

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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1996
Original release
1995
Size
14.14 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes

About Command & Conquer: The Covert Operations

Command & Conquer: The Covert Operations functions as an expansion, introducing a set of fifteen new single-player missions. These are divided between the two factions, with eight for Nod and seven for GDI.

The expansion is compatible with two versions of the base game: the original release and the later Windows Special Gold Edition. Its new missions are designed to be challenging, surpassing the difficulty found in the original campaign, and they can be tackled in any sequence.

Previously exclusive to multiplayer, certain units like Nod chem troopers and SSM launchers are integrated into these new scenarios. Ten additional maps are provided for multiplayer matches.

Command & Conquer: The Covert Operations Screenshots

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Main menu
New mission selection
Briefing of a Nod mission. <i>The Covert Operations</i> does not have any new FMV briefings, although it does show animated cutscenes.
A Nod sniper making short work of enemy infantry.
One of the rare occasions when GDI are being hostile to civilians.
Compared to the original campaigns, <i>The Covert Operations</i> missions feature more frequent scripted events like airborne reinforcements.
A GDI transport helicopter about to land near a money crate.
Although a Commando can capture the helicopter, it is much advised to use the Engineer for this task instead.
In the new missions the Brotherhood gets to use Apache helicopters that only make a rare appearance in the original Nod campaign.
The Apache can attack many otherwise formidable ground targets with relative impunity.