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GENERAL INFORMATION
GENRE/STYLE
Shooter/First-Person Shooter
RELEASE DATE
29/SEP/02
ESRB RATING
MATURE, Blood and Gore, Violence
DEVELOPER
PUBLISHER
Atari Interactive, Inc.
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DESCRIPTION
Intense, violent, multiplayer combat competition returns to the PC — and it is Unreal. This first full sequel to the lauded 1998 original Unreal Tournament is designed to deliver the defining Unreal style of first-person multiplayer combat at an unprecedented level of graphical detail and audio quality. Futuristic gladiators strive ferociously to eliminate their opponents with intelligent tactics and massively powerful weaponry. As in the original UT, single players hone skills as they work their way up a ladder of challenges against computer controlled 'bots, but the primary focus of the game is online competition with other human contestants.
The game's background story is set over a century after the Liandri Mining Corporation tournaments of the original game were first established. A powerful alien race has invaded our corner of the universe, murdering millions and reducing humanity to slavery. Though initially disturbed by the unpredictability of the tournaments, the alien Empire soon realized the benefits of providing human slaves with an outlet for their more carnal tendencies and desires. The Empire now controls the tournament, from above and within. Strange alien warriors join human contenders in the gladiator battles, though at greater risk, for their nature prevents the chance for resurrection available to human competitors. The violent competition continues as all of humanity waits, holding on to the desperate hope that a hero will one day rise to battle through the Emperor's impossible contests and win true freedom for all.
Unreal Tournament 2003 offers play as one of 35 warrior characters of six different races. Characters can now enjoy class-specific special moves and defined roles in squad-based games. Battles take place on 30 arena maps, set on the most desolate and foreboding planets in the known galaxy. Many favorite weapons from the original game return, along with several brand new implements of violence. An improved physics model and many new animations bring variety to character death effects. Unreal Tournament 2003 also introduces a wholly new element to gameplay: adrenaline. The adrenaline power-up is intended to add a fresh layer of chaos to the combat, as affected characters are able to perform enhanced special moves. ~ T.J. Deci, All Game Guide
Past 14 days
“Unreal Tournament 2003 tends to get overshadowed by its older brother 2004, but it's still a fun game in its own right. Although there's little reason to go back if you have 2004, it does feature faster gameplay with a more up-close and personal...”
“Unreal Tournament 2003 tends to get overshadowed by its older brother 2004, but it's still a fun game in its own right. Although there's little reason to go back if you have 2004, it does feature faster gameplay with a more up-close and personal feel to the deathmatches. Different weapon balance and player movement also add to the interest for more hardcore players. The only real complaints to give are that everyone has since moved on to Unreal Tournament 2004 and Unreal Tournament 3, so online play is nearly impossible, and of course it's sequel's extra content.”
created 09/SEP/2009
“gayyyyyyy”
“gayyyyyyy”
created 09/SEP/2009
“Beat unreal tournament 2003 woot!!!!”
created 31/MAY/2009
“Cmon man, what's the hold up? Lol. And dont be a stranger. :P”
created 15/MAY/2009
“I like this game alot because its basicly like Quake except with lots of wepons and exciting features.”
“I like this game alot because its basicly like Quake except with lots of wepons and exciting features.”
created 07/MAY/2009
“Yeah I think I look awesome in this picture, totally ready to kick your ass! XD”
created 22/MAR/2009
“Malcom is awesome! & The game is just as good as the last one :P Its abit out dated now. . . *Sad faces*”
“Malcom is awesome!
& The game is just as good as the last one :P
Its abit out dated now. . . *Sad faces*”
created 12/MAR/2009
“Fun while it lasted, but soon superseded by UT2004 which added several improvements, including vehicles.”
“Fun while it lasted, but soon superseded by UT2004 which added several improvements, including vehicles.”
created 23/JAN/2009
“My first Lan-Pary was at an invitation of a friend. 'hey, you might like this, check it out'. I don't even remember if I was at the friend's PC or actually bothered having my own brought there......”
created 25/DEC/2008
54%
of Warcraft Death Knight Players choose Blood Elf or Human as their Race.
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