It is a mode that pits the players in a battle for base nodes. I’m not going to describe every mode since most are pretty self explanatory and similar to other Unreal Tournament games, but one I enjoyed was the Warfare mode. The game modes include Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, Vehicle Capture the Flag, and Warfare. With 5 different game modes there are plenty of options to keep anyone from getting bored of the game too quickly.

Game play is as fast and furious as the previous Unreal Tournaments and left me saying “just one more match”. Aiming isn’t bad although at times I found it hard to get my crosshair where I wanted it especially when going for a headshot with the sniper rifle. The controls are pretty standard to most shooters making it easy to pick up and play as long as you have played an FPS on a console before. Blasts from weapons and explosions both look and sound great. Sound is well produced and contains less senseless chatter and more strategic calls from the AI. The guns, the textures, and the player models are all beautifully rendered, and there is little to no decrease in frame rate during intense battles making the game run smooth as butter. Graphics in this game are astonishing to say the least. Vehicles are even present again as they were first presented in Unreal Tournament 2. The latest Unreal Tournament is no exception, the usual arena structure and fast paced run and gun were all present. Running through levels frantically blasting anyone you ran into was a ton of fun. I have always been a fan of the Unreal Tournament series.

Unreal tournament 2018 review