The greatest game of all time, and the game that got me hooked on videogames from an early age. Music is fantastic, map design is fantastic, every gun feels fantastic, and each game mode is fun to play. This game is old but it doesn't feel outdated: a lot of the core mechanics in the game have carried on to later first person shooters. Despite its dwindling online and Epic Games taking this off most online retailers like Steam or GoG, this is still worth picking up and playing if you've never done so.
An Amazing first person shooter and still fun to this day. PS2 version is a little less appealing with frame rate issues and just really uncomfortable controls. Highly recommended!
pepsi tournament
the real proving grounds of fps skill
funny on modded servers. solid mechanics, but it's no quake
I went to a vocational school back in 2007/8 and this was the only game that we could get running on our computers to work around the blocks put in by the school's tech support. Good times blowing your friends to smithereens during class.
Jogão
Unreal Tournament was one of my favorite games to play when it first came out, it was the absolute peak of FPS' from the 90's in terms of fluidity, map design, and general game mechanics. The issue with reviewing games of my youth or games that came out long ago is they are susceptible to nostalgia goggles, however I replayed UT earlier this year and it felt just as good if not better than it did before.
UT does absolutely everything right: from the legendary D&B based soundtrack (which was typical for games of this time,) to having tons and tons of interesting levels across various game modes (that were quite large and in depth.) The famed announcements upon killstreaks and multi-kills added to the games flare, hearing "M M M M MONSTER KILL KILL" makes you excessively hype and in the groove of the games fast paced jumping arena combat. There's never a dull moment in UT, whether you're fighting on a smaller 1v1 DM map or one of the larger objectivve based maps.
UT does absolutely everything right: from the legendary D&B based soundtrack (which was typical for games of this time,) to having tons and tons of interesting levels across various game modes (that were quite large and in depth.) The famed announcements upon killstreaks and multi-kills added to the games flare, hearing "M M M M MONSTER KILL KILL" makes you excessively hype and in the groove of the games fast paced jumping arena combat. There's never a dull moment in UT, whether you're fighting on a smaller 1v1 DM map or one of the larger objectivve based maps.
Facing worlds, sniper
fortnite can suck it.
unreal tournament forever.
unreal tournament forever.
This review contains spoilers
PC: 10/10
Masterpiece
PS2: 4/10
If it ran at a decent framerate I'd give it an 8 or 9.
Masterpiece
PS2: 4/10
If it ran at a decent framerate I'd give it an 8 or 9.
This is the fastest way to learn taunts, if you're pissed off and you headshot a guy on CTF, you'll say "Die, bitch!", or if you want to literally frag anyone, then "Anyone wants some?" is the perfect one, and yeah, we can't forget the iconic announcer, is satisfying to hear that "ultra-kill!"
Less balanced and more fun than Quake 3. I love the first Unreal Engine. Soundtrack is godlike.
My dad had a friend's copy of this on the family PC. He wouldn't teach me how to play, since it was so violent and I was so little... but he said he wouldn't stop me from learning how to play myself. It didn't take long before I was a goddamn prodigy at this, my first FPS ever. No multiplayer FPS I've ever played has hit quite as good as this one.
Didn't get to play it properly but it was still fun
too mature for my 7 year old brain
Played this game back with my Uncle and his friends and logged many hours playing on the Capture the Flag map 'Face' will always remember the fun with this game. It is a blast and worth every minute of fast paced action.