Unreal Tournament: Game of the Year Edition
Epic Games, Inc. · 2008 · Classic, FPS, Action, Arena Shooter, Fast-Paced
PC
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About Unreal Tournament: Game of the Year Edition
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Frag your way to glory in this lightning-fast multiplayer shooter packed with multiple game modes, brutal bot AI, and stunning graphics that redefined the FPS genre. Unreal Tournament delivers endless competitive chaos with an intuitive interface, integrated server browser, and customizable gameplay that keeps the adrenaline pumping whether you're a novice or a hardened veteran.
Unreal Tournament is the original King of the Hill in the frag-or-be-fragged multiplayer gaming world. As the undisputed 1999 Game of the Year, Unreal Tournament grabbed the first person shooter genre by the soiled seat of its pants and knocked it around the room with its never-before-seen graphics, brutal edge-of-your-seat gameplay and a massive and varied feature list that gave gamers more than they ever expected.
- Novice Mode - This Botmatch competition is where new flak fodder hit boot camp. The Novice setting makes the computer controlled Bots in the game move slower and inflict less damage with their attacks. For those new to first person shooters, this is where teeth are cut, skills are born and addiction begins...
- Hardcore Mode - Strap on extra armor and have a hand towel next to your mouse pad to wipe away the palm sweat. This mode is only for the pros -- all of the bots move like lightning -- dodging, jumping and inflicting A LOT more damage with their standard attacks than do their Novice counterparts.
- Enhanced Bot AI - Bots in Unreal Tournament play as if they're jacked up on a big old shot of steroids. Their basic deathmatching skills have been virtually perfected, their understanding of the game rules is professorial, their ability to navigate levels is GPS-like, and their threat to your existence is very real.
- Radio Chatter - Each of the commands at your disposal in the game is accompanied by both a text message on screen AND an audio message. Pleas for back-up or for cover fire are accompanied by pre-recorded sequences communicating your needs. Making this especially cool is the fact that you can hear your opponents' messages too (even if you're playing against bots 'cause bots are people, too).
- New Command Line Options - For the hardcore server masters, this is the dream way to access features and manage a game. Virtually any option you want to tweak can be accessed via the UT command line. Nice and easy!
- Improved User Interface - Unreal Tournament introduced a better way to see what is happening during a game. By using a unique heads up display (HUD) for each game type (Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, Domination, and Assault), the game provides ALL the info needed to play effectively WITHOUT bombarding the player with excessive info.
- UBrowser - Unreal Tournament's robust Ubrowser system provides the easiest way to find a game on the Internet and jump into battle. The Ubrowser eliminates the need to download third-party server querying applications. It's as simple as one-two-frag. By clicking on the "Play Online" button and then selecting a server from the list, the game is on.
- Spectator Cams - Watching a game of Unreal Tournament has the potential to be almost as much fun as playing it. Thanks to the Spectator Cams, gamers can enter a game and hop around to designated Spectator Cams to view the action on the level. Even cooler, the camera can be "attached" to one of the players in the level to view the action from their perspective. Either way, it's a cool feature and a great way to learn for people new to the world of online gaming.
- Jump Mode - Jump twice as high as normal. It's sorta' like having a never-ending pair of jumpboots on. The impact these boots have on gameplay is almost indescribable. It changes the dynamic completely.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
1999... Quake III Arena and Unreal Tournament in the same year, what a time to be alive it was dawg. Besides being one of the definitive pinnacles of the arena shooter genre, Unreal Tournament helped pioneer competitive multiplayer alongside Quake III. Back then, I had no idea what I was actually witnessing as a kid. Looking back now, it's crazy realizing I got to experience the birth of modern competitive FPS gaming firsthand. The weapon design was nothing short of revolutionary. Every gun had a distinct identity, but mayn... The maps? Like dafuq, absolute masterpieces! Especially the CTF maps were some of the most iconic multiplayer maps ever conceived. The rivalry between UT and Quake III also helped establish a new blueprint for the industry. Multiplayer wasn't just a feature anymore, it was the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game. We're talking about two mfs that helped legitimize competitive gaming, laying the groundwork for professional players, major tournaments, prize pools, sponsorships, and everything that would eventually become modern esports. Like come on! Ts was pure dopamine, y'all are hearing these in your heads while reading this I bet: Killing spree! Dominating! Rampage! M-M-M-M-Mo…3 found this helpful
Took what made the multiplayer work in Unreal, and turned it into greatness. Well deserving of it's legendary status.1 found this helpful
10/10 - if games these days were as enjoyable as this the world would be a happier place1 found this helpful
I've played for more than 4 hours, and this is absolutely great!
The first FPS game I've ever played, back when I was 6.
Good game. Get it on Oldunreal
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