Es un Clásico, es lo que es.

A ver, es UT. No va a defraudar.
Hasta los OG son muy buenos juegos shooter arena

Unreal Tournament takes place in the distant future (from 2291 to 2341) where the Liandri mining corporation have organised the tournament which allows players to fight through tooth and nail to win. You play as one of the competitors chosen to compete with other players and become the new champion. Like Unreal, you can choose whatever skin you like to have for your player (e.g. male, female, skaarj hybrid, nali). You can play practice mode if you need to. In the single player campaign, you get to play different game types like deathmatch, capture the flag, assault and domination. Once you completed all the game types, you advance your way to the challenge game type where you challenge yourself against elite bots and the most challenging boss of them all, Xan Kreigor before winning the tournament. Don't worry, the tutorials for deathmatch, capture the flag, domination and assault are quite easy to follow through. You also have the option to play multi-player with other players or your friends. The arenas are creative and diverse. The graphics are top-notch despite being 25 years old. The music is action-packed and catchy thanks to Straylight Productions and Michiel Van De Bos. The weapons are efficient as always (especially the redeemer). The voice-over of the announcer is iconic with unforgettable lines (HEADSHOT, DOMINATING, RAMPAGE, DOUBLE KILL, ULTRA-KILL, MONSTER KILL, GODLIKE). There won't be any future arena shooters if it wasn't for Unreal Tournament and Quake III: Arena. Unreal Tournament was that inspirational towards other arena shooters, you cannot deny it's legacy. It is a shame that Unreal Tournament 99 was de-listed from the stores and thrown to obscurity like Unreal.

Overall Rating: 10/10