It's still super early but Epic has shown off the first public view of the new Unreal Tournament game that is currently in development from Epic Games and the Unreal Engine 4 community.
Placeholder graphics, a broken scoring system, and a variety of bugs. Yep, it's certainly an early pre-alpha gameplay video!
First Glimpse at the New Unreal Tournament Gameplay
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- Published: 05-29-2014, 11:06 PM
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First Glimpse at the New Unreal Tournament Gameplay
Tags: pc, epic, epic games, unreal engine 4, ue4, alpha, pre-alpha, unreal tournament, unreal tournament gameplay
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