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Unreal Tournament Joins eSports, Now Officially a Game in the ESL-November 2024

Nov 25, 2024 8:36 AM

　　The newest Unreal Tournament, which hasn't even begun a proper full alpha test yet, has been chosen to be a part of the ESL. So now competitive gamers can get their fill and become professional Unreal Tournament prodigies

　　We're pleased to present the new #UnrealTournament on @ESLhttps://t.co/eLMqOADeKX @utgame pic.twitter.com/V4Q3PcIQqC

　　— ESL Unreal (@ESLUnreal) December 13, 2015

Pre-alpha Unreal Tournament is now a professional competitive game.

But any glitches that result in a kill won't count towards your K/D ratio. The ESL is going to be supported by six staff members, volunteers and aficionados, in order to ensure that any matches are as smooth as possible and with the right energy. This is one of the first competitive multiplayer games of this pace, and it's being closely developed with the community to ensure that it remains titular title we all remember. For the ESL we're likely to see Team Deathmatch and Capture the Flag be the main focus.

　　You can download it now for free, though of course it's pre-alpha and not always the most stable ride. But if you loved any of the Unreal Tournaments from the past, them you'll likely very much enjoy this iteration. It's a showcase of the capability of Unreal Engine 4.

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