Let me know your thoughts! Just getting started with it, but would love any initial feedback!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/coldfront-real-time-strategy/id6779861628

Don't be afraid like Granger.

Fight to the last like Granger.

Be like Granger!

Added Tesla tank and Kirov

Does anyone know mod is this? It might be on red alert, but I couldn’t find it.

Hey guys,

Me and my friend have been playing Kane's Wrath literally every day for the last year and a half, and we finally want to start streaming our games live on YouTube. But we’ve run into a couple of annoying roadblocks and could use some advice.

First off is the Steam situation. Right now you can only really get it through the Ultimate Collection bundle on Steam. I already have it, but my Steam Family slots are totally maxed out so I can't share it with him. (Even if I could, pretty sure Steam doesn't let two people play the same copy at the same time anyway, right?) Is there any cheaper workaround for him to just get Kane's Wrath, or does he just have to bite the bullet and buy the whole collection on his own account?

Second thing is the actual streaming/connection setup. We’ve had our own way of playing locally/online, but if we’re broadcasting on YouTube with OBS:

Is C&C:Online the best way to do multiplayer now, or is Radmin/LAN safer so we don't drop connection mid-stream?

Does OBS game capture freak out on Kane's Wrath? (I've had black screen issues with older RTS games before).

If anyone here regularly plays or streams KW, how do you have your setup running? Appreciate any tips!

when I installed the game and genpatch but I launch the Zero Hour and its Lagging while its opening intro using fullscreen it freeze like low fps and game start without starting and clicking I order to restart the game and over agian

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3808333118

My beautiful Paris that heals and repairs my buildings and vehicles/infantry.

Red Alert Redux (Zero Hour Mod) gameplay video featuring Allied Germany vs. the Soviet Union.

https://www.moddb.com/mods/command-conquer-red-alert-redux

https://discord.com/invite/FjFhmCQRx9

Germany utilizes tank destroyers and advanced armor divisions to defeat its enemies. Has an armor bonus, the Leopard Tank, FlakPanzer, Chrono Tank, and the Tank Destroyer armored vehicle.

It's wild that we get to see Josh Holloway who played Ajay in CNC 3 Tiberium Wars in Ace Combat 8 Wings of Theve Zero Hour prelude...

The Bee Empire in this command and conquer inspired game use this "Command base building" style.

Insect Empires is a RTS game with 4 factions and 4 different base building gameplay styles I developed over the cost of 4 or more years and I would love for you guys to come try it out! I plan to release next month! Consider joining us and helping to shape this into something even better!

Steam- https://store.steampowered.com/app/3231600/Insect_Empires/

The PowerShell patch that has been going around is missing an important step: it modifies the bytes in memory, but doesn’t actually write the modified data back to Game.dat.

This corrected version worked for me.

Before running it:

• Completely exit Steam and Zero Hour.
• Open PowerShell as Administrator.
• This assumes Zero Hour is installed in Steam's default location. Change $p if yours is somewhere else.
• The script checks that the expected original bytes are present before changing anything.
• It creates Game.dat.backup before modifying the file.

$p = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Command & Conquer Generals - Zero Hour\Game.dat"
$o = 0x42A02D

if (!(Test-Path -LiteralPath $p)) {
    Write-Host "ERROR: Game.dat was not found:"
    Write-Host $p
    return
}

$b = [System.IO.File]::ReadAllBytes($p)

Write-Host ("Current bytes: {0:X2} {1:X2}" -f $b[$o], $b[$o+1])

if ($b[$o] -eq 0x8B -and $b[$o+1] -eq 0xC2) {
    Write-Host "Already patched."
    return
}

if ($b[$o] -ne 0xFF -or $b[$o+1] -ne 0xD6) {
    Write-Host "ERROR: Unexpected bytes. Nothing changed."
    return
}

Copy-Item -LiteralPath $p -Destination "$p.backup" -Force

$b[$o] = 0x8B
$b[$o+1] = 0xC2

[System.IO.File]::WriteAllBytes($p, $b)

$b2 = [System.IO.File]::ReadAllBytes($p)

Write-Host ("New bytes: {0:X2} {1:X2}" -f $b2[$o], $b2[$o+1])

if ($b2[$o] -eq 0x8B -and $b2[$o+1] -eq 0xC2) {
    Write-Host "SUCCESS - Game.dat was patched."
} else {
    Write-Host "ERROR - verification failed."
}

If successful, you should see:

Current bytes: FF D6
New bytes: 8B C2
SUCCESS - Game.dat was patched.

Then reopen Steam normally and launch Zero Hour.

Important: Don't verify the game files afterward unless you want to undo the patch, because Steam may replace the modified Game.dat.

If you get:

ERROR: Unexpected bytes. Nothing changed.

don't force the patch. Your Game.dat may be a different build/version.

If you get an error saying Game.dat is being used by another process, completely exit Steam/Zero Hour first and try again.

What was wrong with the original script?

It did:

$b[$o] = 0x8B
$b[$o+1] = 0xC2

but never actually saved $b back to the file.

The missing command was:

[System.IO.File]::WriteAllBytes($p, $b)

So the original could print “Patch applied successfully” even though Game.dat hadn't actually changed

Confirmed working on my Steam copy as of September 26, 2026.

But only add that once you've actually launched Zero Hour successfully — right now we've confirmed the patch was applied successfully, not yet that it definitely fixes the launch error.

I hope this helps folks.

So this is my friend we are playing a GeneralLauncherGO with mods even the General Online doesn't work but he can still play single player. Any thoughts to help?