Unreal Tournament is the first game I played online, and it was also my favourite then. It took me a few days to understand what it was about, but it was one of the simples games to understand. As long as the single player version is considered, it is not too hard, as the real challenge waits online. This is the only game which I continued playing even after I upgraded my PC and tried lots of new ones. This game just happens to be too addictive. Being one of the most popular online games ever, there are large variety of maps available for this game on the internet. MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Pentium 200 MHz Processor Windows 98/ME/2000/XP ...  Read the complete review

I class myself as a very fortunate person. I have a pc at home and at the moment, my workload at the office is almost non-existent. You would think that I could play this game all day at work, but I cannot. Not being allowed to have games on my pc now only means that I can write my opinions at work and then come home and drill weapons fire at anything that moves. Thank heavens then for Unreal Tournament. For me, the only FPS that I care to think about. Admittedly I have played Quake III once or twice recently, but it is only to remind me how utterly sexy UT is. The game is split into four gut wrenching game styles. 1. Deathmatch - This ...  Read the complete review

I just recently bought Unreal Tournament. I’d been meaning to get it for ages, but when it recently went budget (in the form of ‘Game of the Year’ Edition) and when I also got a 5-pound Amazon gift voucher, it was too much to resist. The game is rather dated now, and for me to wait so long before actually buying it, and even then only cos it’s gone on budget release does seem initially to be a bit of an indictment. How wrong could you be! Just to dispense with the pleasantries. Introducing Unreal Tournament (UT to those closest to it). A first person shooter, adopting the semi-sequel-esque approach taken by ID ...  Read the complete review

I bought this game of a friend for a cheap price, as he was bored of it. At the point when he offered it to me for 10 pounds I thought he was crazy as all the pc magazines have given this an extremely high mark, but at that moment, I thought I wouldn’t tell him as I really wanted that game. After I gave him the money he told me that it was a completely boring game so my expectations dropped. After I finished installing it, I decided I would play it straight away. The first thing I did was to set up a practice session. Practice session- you can choose many game modes and areas and how many people you want. Perfect for practicing for the ...  Read the complete review

After suffering with an old PC for the last few years as soon as I got my new one the first thing I wanted to do was catch up on the games I'd missed. Not wanting to spend all my cash on duds I borrowed a few games from my friends extensive collection, one of them being Unreal Tournament. The last first person shooter I'd played on the PC was the original Quake, so I was in for quite a shock when I first started playing this. The main premise of the game hasn't changed, you still have to run around arenas shooting the bad guys, but everthing else has. To start with the game has no story mode as such, not like the old days of Doom anyway. ...  Read the complete review