Unreal Tournament

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Unreal Tournament (capture the flag)

Unreal Tournament is a first-person shooter computer game. It was Epic Games's 1999 follow-up title to Unreal, and focused mainly on multiplayer action. It was launched in direct competition to id's Quake III Arena. As with the original Unreal, the ease with which players could create and release modifications to the core game was a key factor contributing to Unreal Tournament's longevity. Unreal Tournament improved upon the mod-friendly nature of its predecessor with the inclusion of support for mutators.

• Selection of Mods and Mutators for Unreal Tournament
  • Action Realism - Players are realistically crippled depending on where they are shot. They also lose energy if they have open wounds, and must stop to apply bandages.
  • Akimbo Arena - Allows players to use two of any weapon, one in each hand.
  • Instagib - All players have high-powered Shock Rifles that can blow an opponent apart with a single hit.
  • Infiltration - Realism modification featuring modern day military weapons and scenarios.
  • Tactical Ops Popular action modification, later bundled and spun off into its own retail product.