

A neat feature in Urban Terror is the ability to apply a bandage to prevent yourself from bleeding to death. As well as icons to tell you your score, ammunition remaining and the amount of time left in each round, a body outline and bar in the bottom left corner will tell you your current stamina and give you an idea of where you have been wounded (if at all). Once in a game, you'll notice a host of features that will make your life easier.

At the start of each battle you choose your weapons loadout from the now 'standard' selection of pistols, SMGs, rifles and grenades, squeeze into your favourite body armour, select a map and get stuck into the game of your choice. The game is easy to learn and its in-game Interface (accessed by pressing Escape) allows you to change system or game settings, add bots or change your weapons selection whenever you want - a neat feature. This 67Mb is feature-packed too, with gameplay types including Free-For-All, Team Deathmatch, Team Survivor (like Last Man Standing, but for the whole team), Capture and Mold (Domination) and good old-fashioned Capture The Flag. It's recognisably Quakey in origin, but the Silicon Ice team have really got their thinking caps on and put together a very enjoyable terrorist/counter-terrorist total conversion, with more gameplay options than the Half-Life original to keep players happy.Ī lot of attention and effort has gone into Urban Terror and it's good to see that despite all tire work, the mod has managed to keep down to a reasonable 67Mb, which is just about acceptable for a 56K dialup - albeit a very long one. This maxes it inherently more suited to tragging aliens than capping a few hoods in downtown LA, but thank goodness for Urban terror because it does a veiy good job ot recreating a Counter-Strike-style environment with the Quake III tools at hand.
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Realism mods are thinner on the ground for Quake III than other games, and it might be because the Quake 3 engine adds a 1abGs technicolor movie tinge to thing on screen.
