Command & Conquer: Generals 1.04

Version 1.04 moves the expansion to a standalone format, adds fresh missions and events, and introduces new units and buildings for all three factions. The Super Strike ability is gone, replaced by a set of unique generals.

What does the standalone expansion include?

It contains the full game plus the expansion content. You control any of the three factions through a new campaign that continues the original storyline with extra missions and events, all in English.

How does faction play change?

Each side now fields a distinct general with traits that alter unit access and tactics. The old Super Strike ability has been removed entirely, so late-game power shifts to the general's specific strengths rather than a shared super-weapon.

Base Capture Replaces Economic Micromanagement

Matches revolve around building a base, gathering resources with a simplified economy, and training units to capture enemy bases. Combat and base-capture pressure drive the pace more than economic micro-management.

What content is new compared to the base game?

All three factions receive additional units and buildings. The mission set is entirely new, following events that extend the original story, and the shift from Super Strike to unique generals reshapes how each army plays in single-player and skirmish modes.

• Format — Standalone expansion; no base game required.
• Missions — New campaign events that continue the original storyline.
• Units & Buildings — Added for all three factions.
• Generals — Super Strike replaced with unique generals per faction.

• macOS: Tested on macOS Monterey
• Architecture: Intel (tested on MacBook Air M1, 2020)
• Interface: English