Joint Operations.
Dawn of the Tiberium Age is Command & Conquer modding royalty. With a history stretching back to 2007, the standalone mod aims to enhance Westwood’s 1995 classic and its Cold War spinoff Command & Conquer: Red Alert. Built in a customised version of Tiberian Sun’s engine, Dawn of the Tiberium Age lets players battle together in multiplayer maps using any of the games’ four factions, and features a wide array of original single-player missions, including a whole new campaign.
It’s a brilliant mod as it stands, but its intrepid designers recently reached a big new milestone. As of this week, you can now play all of the original Command & Conquer’s single-player in two player co-op.
This has been partly possible for a couple of years—the DTA team adapted the GDI campaign for two-player co-op back in 2023. But now, they’ve also tweaked the Nod storyline to support playing with a pal.
It’s worth noting that DTA’s co-op campaigns don’t simply port the vanilla experience from C&C and stick another player in.
