Tiberian Sun is the sequel to Tiberian Dawn. The game takes place about 30 years after the end of Tiberian Dawn and once again the Global Defense Initiative (GDI) and the Brotherhood of Nod are at war in a battle for the future of the World. The game introduces new science fiction technologies and a new isometric game engine featuring varying level terrain to give the impression of a 3D environment.

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Tiberian Sun departs from the original Command & Conquer and Red Alert by portraying each army's commander as a character, rather than referring to the player; Michael Biehn portrays GDI Commander Michael McNeil, reporting to James Earl Jones's General James Solomon, while Frank Zagarino portray's Nod's Commander Anton Slavik, trying to keep the Brotherhood of Nod united after the death of Kane at the end of the original Command & Conquer.

The world has suffered since the arrival of Tiberium; plants and animals are either dying or mutating into hideous monstrosities, displacing human civilizations toward the polar regions, where Tiberium grows slowly, or onto GDI's orbital satellite headquarters Philadelphia.

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