Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 Is Now Free in a New Form — Fans Created a Browser Version
Chrono Divide is a fan-driven initiative that brings a 2000-era real-time strategy game to the web. A dedicated group of enthusiasts has faithfully rebuilt the title so it runs without requiring files to be downloaded to your drive.
Simply visit the portal chronodivide.com and you can be playing within a minute. The project runs smoothly in Chrome, Edge, and Safari. The developers also provide support for mobile devices — something that would have seemed improbable not long ago. Firefox users may encounter a minor performance drop.
At the moment the experience is focused on multiplayer — the series’ core. Players can compete for free on the original maps with cross-platform support and mod compatibility. The single-player campaign is not available yet; the team is actively working on missions and cinematic sequences for future updates. Their objective is to retain the original Red Alert 2 engine intact.
Source: iXBT.games

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