Weapons are all pulled from the fiction of Command & Conquer, including basic assault rifles, Gatling guns, flamethrowers, rocket launchers, and various Tiberium-based weapons that can be picked up from Nod soldiers or weapon caches. However, the levels aren't completely open, as there are clear paths to take and specific objectives placed on the HUD. Havok is placed in a relatively open environment with objectives marked on the Electronic Video Assistance (or EVA), which acts basically as a map and navigation system. GameplayRegardless of the fact that Renegade is part of the Command & Conquer universe, the game plays similarly to other first-person games. Unfortunately a former member of Dead Six (and former love interest of Havok's) is now working for Nod, forcing him to choose between his duty and his feelings. Nod has captured the GDI's top three Tiberium research scientists, and Havok's mission is to go and rescue them before Nod kills them or worse, coerces them into developing dangerous Tiberium-based technology.
It's not long before the ship's commander reluctantly has him released in order to be sent on a rescue mission. After disobeying direct orders and going on an unauthorized solo mission, Havok is thrown in the brig of the command ship he operates for insubordination. The story picks up with Havok saving a GDI convoy from an ambush by the Brotherhood of Nod, and attacking a Nod base. Originally, this character was simply the anonymous Commando unit from Command & Conquer, but his demeanor and voice acting (performed by series composer Frank Klepacki) made him a fan favorite. The player controls of Nick "Havok" Parker, a member of the "Dead Six" special forces unit of the Global Defence Initiative. The game, unlike its many predecessors, is a first-person shooter, taking place in the original Tiberium universe, towards the end of the First Tiberium War. OverviewCommand & Conquer: Renegade was released on Februas a PC exclusive.
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