Gorgeous Unreal Tournament Map Revealed

Ballsy Games is celebrating the newly minted complimentary status of their Unreal Engine it seems. They've merely released a new very high resolution and very marvelous looking map. They say that information technology's been specifically designed to be a showcase of the technology that Unreal Engine can bring to the table. Of course it'll be included in Unreal Tournament equally well.

Epic Games has released a gorgeous map for Unreal Tournament at GDC.

The new map showed up on the Unreal Tournament blog just yesterday, March second.This map is called Outpost 23, and it is an accented stunner. It features some very squeamish visuals that are on par and even better than some of the sneak peaks and other uses of the Unreal Engine that we've seen.

The level of detail and fluidity nowadays is just breathtaking. And I'm not saying that lightly either. Information technology's really well done. I'm very glad that Epic Games is showcasing their technology in such a way. Hopefully it can be a gateway for others to besides try to utilize the Unreal Engine to its fullest potential. I'm sure that this is really simply the tip of the iceberg, so to speak, and that there is plenty more to exist seen every bit well.

Epic Games actually does value its community and recognizes the potential and the want to change Unreal Tournament itself to make for different and novel games, as well equally the true potential in its engine. No thing how you feel almost the visitor itself, many very fun games take come from modifying Unreal Tournament in the past and likely accept a very large bear on on games today.

"The journeying over the past year couldn't have happened without everyone around the earth who has contributed to the game in some way, and we hope the modding tools and marketplace will continue to help make the game and the community even better."

Cheque out this play through of the new map and permit us know what you guys call back.

If you want to arrive on the action and play around in the unfinished Unreal Tournament, so feel free to visit this link to get started. If you do partake, then also let us know how it is in this early stage. Is anyone hither actively developing with the Unreal Engine or forUnreal Tournament itself?