Unreal Tournament 2004

Unreal Tournament 2004 (or UT2004) is a fast FPS developed by Epic Games and Digital Extremes. It is the third entry in the Unreal Tournament series, and an updated release of Unreal Tournament 2003. A major feature of UT2004 is the introduction of vehicles and the Onslaught game mode, offering expansive, vehicle-based combat.

Set in a universe where humans are rebuilding after a devastating war with the Skaarj, the game revolves around gladiatorial tournaments organized by the Liandri Corporation. These tournaments, originally intended to pacify miners, have grown into a massive sport, with teams battling in custom arenas.

Game Modes:

• Assault: One team attacks objectives while the other defends, with attackers advancing closer to the next objective each time they succeed. The teams switch roles after each round.
• Onslaught (ONS): A vehicle-centric mode where teams capture power nodes leading to the enemy's core. Destroying the enemy's core wins the game.
• Bombing Run: Teams compete to score by tossing a ball through the opponent's hoop. The player carrying the ball can't use weapons but can pass it to teammates.
• Capture the Flag: The goal is to capture the enemy's flag and return it to your base. If the flag carrier is killed, the flag is dropped.
• Deathmatch (DM): Players fight for the most frags, either until a point limit or a timer runs out.
• Team Deathmatch: Teams battle for supremacy in this frag-based mode, where the team with the most kills wins.
• Invasion: A cooperative mode where players defend against increasingly difficult waves of monsters. Players can't respawn until a round ends.
• Double Domination: Teams capture and hold two points for 10 seconds to score. The points reset after each score.
• Last Man Standing: Players start with limited lives, and the last player with lives remaining wins.
• Mutant: In this deathmatch mode, the first player to get a kill becomes the "mutant" with special powers, but loses health over time. If the mutant is killed, the powers pass to the killer.