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Unreal Tournament 2003

Description

Unreal Tournament is a First Person Shooter representing a fast paced extreme sport of the future, where you compete against other warriors to determine the best. It has the same feel of the original, but new graphics, effects, and game modes adds new flavor to the game. Choose from Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, Domination 2.0, or Bombing Run. Adrenaline adds a new factor in the gameplay as you can execute special abilities like regeneration, speed, invisibility when you reach full Adrenaline by either collecting the pills or killing enemies. UT 2K3 can be played single player against bots, or multiplayer through LAN or the Internet.

Alternate Titles

• "虚幻竞技场2003" -- Chinese Title (Simplified)
• "浴血戰場 2003" -- Chinese title (Traditional)
• "UT2K3" -- informal title
• "UT2003" -- informal name

Part of the Following Groups

• 3D Engine: UnrealEngine2
• BPjS/BPjM indexed games
• Unreal series

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Trivia

Re-released in Germany in October 2003, because the game was banned short before the introduction of the new law for the protection of the youth, making the USK ratings valid. Therefore the USK rated the game again (USK 16) and therewith annihilated the previous ban.