Plus, representative Dave Oshry confirmed that there will be free DLC for the game. The game will also be fully moddable, which is great news for people who want to create their own custom servers. In addition to multiplayer, there's going to be a classic style campaign, that will last around 5-6 hours for most players. Search the level, find the best guns, and blast people away. Gameplay, as you can imagine, was pretty simplistic - in a good way. Even at medium speed, the game was pretty damn fast, and memories of old shooters like Unreal Tournament and Quake instantly rushed into my head. The demonstration I played was an FFA deathmatch with five other players, with the balanced character, who has medium health and speed ratings. Rise of the Triad is pretty much going deliver on pretty much all fronts if that's what you're looking for. Although I'm a fan of both, there's something special about memorizing a level layout and learning the ins and outs of every map's little nuances - also known as level study. 'I had an interesting discussion a week ago with the gaming community regarding arena shooters vs. Q: 'Hey, if you guys are releasing a playtest version for the beta testers, should we expect a pre-sale very, very soon?' :)'Ī: 'As easy as we can make it! The game will be fully moddable and we're streamlining UE3 with our assets as best we can for everyone!' Q: 'Being that the game is in the Unreal Engine, how easy will it be to mod the game and build custom levels? The same as any Unreal engine game? Would be nice to get, maybe, a tile-based editor like the original. If we HAD to compare it to another multiplayer game it would be Unreal Tournament.' Q: 'If you need to compare multiplayer of ROTT to other game, what it would be?Ī: 'If we had to compare ROTT to another game it would be ROTT 95.

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