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Unreal Price

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 11 / 11
Date: November 28, 2001
Author: Amazon User

What can you say about this? It is totally unreal (pun intended). Included in this pack is the original Unreal, the Unreal Mission Pack, and the Unreal Tournament Game of the Year Edition plus a little advertisment disk for the upcoming Unreal tournament II (no playable demo, just some screenies). If you have been waiting for lower prices to get into this game (like I was) this is the pack for you.
Unreal has graphics that compare favorably with Quake II and later games and can hold it's own against Quake III in the graphics dept (though it does not look as lush). The Single player portion is fun with varied weapons and the UT multi player AI is quite good with enough skill levels to make it easy, too tough, or even (gasp!) just right. There will be a skill level for any one but the most god like fraggers. It comes with lots of maps and many different game modes, both for online play and against bots.
In short, I got it and I like it. At this price it's a bargin that you can't afford to miss.

An excellent precursor to Unreal 2

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 10 / 12
Date: January 31, 2002
Author: Amazon User

Totally Unreal is a totally unreal bargain. For twenty dollars you get Unreal and its mission pack plus Unreal Tournament: Game of the Year Edition. There's also an extra CD containing a preview of Unreal 2 and Unreal Championship (which has been pushed back; Unreal Tournament 2 is currently under development and should ship later this year).

Even after four years and what seems like a dozen Quake engine-powered games later Unreal is still a great game to play. Superb visuals and immersive sound effects envelop you in a virtual world unlike any other. The game will run well on a Pentium II 450MHz system with a Direct3D-supported video card; Glide is also supported for 3dfx's hardware. Get this game and experience something truly unreal.

Warning...

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 11 / 20
Date: May 05, 2002
Author: Amazon User

Having experienced the UT demo in 1999, I decided to purchase Totally Unreal, knowing very well that it would install and run superbly on my new Dell 1.7 Ghz computer system. It installed well enough, but like most games that have come out before Windows XP, this one, TOO, did not run on my state-of-the-art system.

I even wrote Infograme's incompetent tech support (they had absolutely no idea how to help me and provided me with only several suggestions) and looked for patches and files on several different websites, including Unreal Tournament's own website.

It's an inexcusable shame that a title this popular doesn't have a patch or update of some type to be compatible with XP, but when you consider that Infogrames produced it, it should come as no suprise. They're infamous for ruining long-running series (e.g., Test Drive) and most of their demos that I download rank right down there with other inept software companies such as EIDOS and PSYGNOSIS for having no value or playability...

Totally Great Value!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 5 / 6
Date: January 28, 2004
Author: Amazon User

Totally Unreal includes three of the best computer games I've ever played. Return to Na Pali, Unreal Tournament, and especially Unreal are fantastic shooters that I've yet to see bettered by anybody. And for the price, you simply can't go wrong.

When I started playing Unreal back in 1999, I quickly realized it was something very special. The music, sound effects, level design, and especially the technical sophistication of the graphics left me very pleased to say the least. This game takes you to another world like no other game can. The weapons, although awkward at first, pack a real punch that can bring down even the scariest of Unreal's monsters, and believe me these monsters can be frightening. Take a trip without the drugs, man!

Return to Na Pali is very similar to Unreal but includes a new weapon or two and new monsters in addition to the old ones. It also has some voice acting thrown in. You might criticize this expansion for being too much like the original Unreal, but that's fine with me because more Unreal is nothing to complain about!

Unreal Tournament varies significantly from the other two games in that it is a multi-player oriented game. That is, it features death match, team death match, domination, assault, and capture the flag which are meant to be played against other humans. Nevertheless, I played against the "bots" in single player and had a great time. Unreal Tournament is packed with features that allow you to customize the single player matches including the skill level and number of bots. It also has some "mutators" that really enhance your gaming experience and keeps the game fresh. Although different from the adventure style shooters I prefer, Unreal Tournament is a very fun game.

If there was anything I might quibble about in Unreal Tournament, it's the lack of a single-player adventure. However, even this problem has been resolved with a modification Called "Operation Na Pali." You can download this mod for free, and it's almost like a game in its own right. It uses the Unreal Tournament technology and allows you to go on a long adventure on the same planet as Unreal. You can use the Unreal Tournament weapons against the monsters from Unreal, and believe me, that's a great combination. It has new levels of course, but it takes you back to some of the levels in Unreal which have been modified. It's a truly great modification.

I can't say it enough: Get this software! You'll have three of the best shooters ever, and it all comes at a very reasonable price. Go on a trip without the drugs!

excellent!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 4 / 5
Date: February 08, 2003
Author: Amazon User

it's a delight to the eyes. even though some years have passed since it's realease, it's still the most played game on my computer. btw, for those who say it doesn't play on winXP, thats not true. I play it all the time!

I would give it stars forever if I could....................

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 3 / 3
Date: May 10, 2002
Author: Amazon User

Love this series.Love this series.Buy it now.It's adventures scifi.good music, sound, graphics, recommend at least a pentium 300, 3dvideo card with at least 8mb ram on it, directx6, 128pc of 100 sd ram.Anything below that unreal won't even run, or run like garbage.I ran it on my brand new dell,pentium 4, windows xp, geforce 2, 256mbram, 64mbram on video card, 40gs of hard drive space(I reccomend at least 6gs of harddrive space.).Just meet the system requirements, and buy it.Trust me, this game rocks, escpeccially for the years 1997,1998,1999 years is when they came out.Just buy it, enjoy it, your welcome.I reccomend it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hands down

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 3 / 3
Date: January 01, 2003
Author: Amazon User

Ask anyone who knows me, I spend WAY too much time playing this game, thinking/talking about it, running servers, tweaking the UT system files, etc. When I first saw it on a friends system in 1999, I knew I had to not only play it, but master it. Still working on that! There is no end to the directions this game series can take you in. It is definetely hands down the greatest (PC or otherwise) game, ever, period. The fact that it's open source is icing on the cake, and has greatly contributed to UT's diversity and quality. Have I mentioned that I'm pretty fond of it? Get it. Play it.

(Un)really good!!!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 3 / 3
Date: December 01, 2002
Author: Amazon User

Unreal when it came in 1998 totally blew our minds with its spectacular graphics, sound and enemy AI. This shooter holds up even pretty well after all these years. The game festures over 40 levels and will take a non-hardcore layer quite a bit of time to complete. There's a lot to marvel at here.
Return to NaPali was the add-on made by Legend Entertainment(who're now making Unreal 2) and its a decent expansion but doesn't add too much to the original game. Its new weaponry was supposed to make the game accessible for people who were put off by Unreal's novel arsenal but I much prefer using the original lineup. One cool new enemy is the Marine, quite tough to beat and he has some good team Ai tactics.
Unreal Tournament was the multiplayer game made with the Unreal engine and its very popular. Its a damn fine game with lots of different fun gametypes, colrful arenas and excellent bot support. This package features the GOTY edition which includes the latest patched edition of the game plus tons of new maps and some added mods (ChaosUT is really worth it)
All in all a great package at a great price.

Its Unreal

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 2 / 2
Date: April 07, 2002
Author: Amazon User

This is one of the BEST video games ive ever laid eyes on. If you found a tree growing unreal fruit, and juiced it, it wouldnt be as unreal as Epic, DE, Legend, and Infogrames made the Unreal series.

First, there is Unreal Gold, not the best SP game i've played, but its close. The technology put forth, with the unique weapons brought me back for more, and the gold pack made by Legend added more SP chaos. I never got MP to work. Weird...

If not for Unreal Tournament, id give this pack a 3 next to the 5 I gave Half-Life GOTY. This is the BEST FPS I've ever played. PERIOD. The weapons are fun, the bots are fun, and every detail of the graphics kick butt. I prefer this over Quake 3 because the weapons are realistic, the maps are well crafted, the HUD is good, and most importantly, the netcode. The netcode for UT is a lot better than any Quake engine, and i like mods such as Infiltration, and Jailbreak 3. The mutator system is fun, too. From chainsaws to instagib, it adds playability to this game.

I gave Toltally Unreal a 5, because it is a great series of games. With the hope of Legend's SP adventure Unreal 2, DE's Unreal Tournament 2003 and Unreal Championship, and Epic own Unreal Warfare, this looks like a game franchise that will stay.

A Bargin Bin Great

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 2 / 4
Date: December 20, 2001
Author: Amazon User

For those people who missed out on playing Unreal when it came out the first time (like me) this is definately a bargain. Actually, being a fan of Half-Life, I was worried that it would be a mindlessly repetitive blasting of everything that moves. Well, I guess it is rather mindless, but it certainly has enough variation to make me want to play just a little farther. The locales are all diverse and fresh, making a bit of an explorer's game, with a nice mix of weapons, almost all of which are useful (or at least the game gives you enough ammo to play wih all of them). And naturally, Tournament is a great multi-player game (Game of the Year...)

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