Unreal Tournament III (2007)
Genres:Shooter
Themes:Action, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:Unreal Tournament 3 marks the return of the world's premiere first-person shooter to Xbox 360. The full power of the Unreal Engine 3 is unleashed, taking graphics, gameplay, and challenge to a whole new level. Players engage in intense battles with other human players online, or against Unreal artificial intelligence that sets the industry standard. With the most powerful futuristic weapons and vehicles available, this is FPS action at its best!Show more
Vote to bring this game to GOG and help preserve it.5 808
One of the best PC game franchises. Shame epic delisted these brilliant game series but right now we have chance to bring it back, vote guys!
Also vote for unreal tournament 2004 and original unreal (1998) + unreal tournament 1999
UT 2004 is a fixed part of every LAN we play. I really hard tried to get UT 3 but you can not buy it anywhere. An otherthing is of course that you need to buy it with DRM free to be able to use it in Germany...
This was the huge upgrade from UT2004! I spent soooo many summer days and nights with friends playing this game. It's an instant buy from me once it gets on GOG!
Unreal Tournament 3 wasn't just a game; it was a cornerstone of my family's shared experiences. Years before the current wave of battle royale and hero shooters, UT3 stood as a testament to innovative gameplay and a powerful engine that felt lightyears ahead of its contemporaries. My brothers and I spent countless hours battling it out. It wasn't just about the competition, though; it was about connection. UT3 provided a shared space where we could laugh, strategize, and bond as a family.
The game's mechanics were revolutionary for their time. The fast-paced action, the diverse weaponry, and the sheer fluidity of movement made every match a thrilling experience. It was a true "OG shooter," setting the stage for many of the popular titles we see today. The level design was equally impressive, offering a variety of maps that encouraged both strategic play and chaotic fun. Whether we were dominating in a team deathmatch or trying to outsmart each other in capture the flag, UT3 always delivered.
But beyond the technical prowess, it was the shared experience that truly made UT3 special. It brought my family closer, providing a common ground for laughter, competition, and unforgettable moments. It's a game I'll always cherish, not just for its groundbreaking gameplay, but for the memories it helped forge. If you're looking for a classic shooter that's both challenging and incredibly fun, and you want a game that can bring people together, look no further than Unreal Tournament 3. I encourage you to vote for it, you won't regret it!
While content and artstyle wise is weaker then its previous titles I still had fun memories playing this game back when my PC used to run this at like 30 FPS especially because of the fun new vehicles and space maps.
Mods like The Crucible, The Hunted, and Renegade X.
Really sad this was the last full UT game ever released and also one of the last AAA arena shooters made before the market was taken over by other FPS sub genres.
I played this game not long after its release, the single player was fun. However couldn't really get into the multiplayer as my connection during that time was extremely naff. So people were always fragging my avatar, with no way of stopping it due their faster connection speed.
This was while using the PhysX system present in the game with a BFG PhysX card, which used the AGEIA PhysX processor.
Having this game on GOG would enable more people to enjoy this game, as well as get into modifying it. Fortunately the game was developed during the Windows Vista era, so it may be used to some of the security technologies in Windows. It's also running a DirectX 9.0 based game engine.
This game's physics system in the engine was second to none for games at the time due to its use of PhysX. If you had a compatible card and processor which used this it would take the physics load off the, CPU and GPU.
If the game could be brought back as DRM-Free and preserved for the future it would be great. People would have lots of fun in fast and frenetic matches, it would also help to introduce new people into its modding community.
So GOG please preserve this game for future generations to be able to enjoy this under appreciated marvel.
This is the franchise that made me fall in love with video games. I remember spending hours and hours playing UT. Unfortunately, when UT3 came out, I didn’t have a console or a good PC to play it, nor the money to buy it. Now that I can afford it and have a good PC, it sadly no longer exists. It should be preserved.
Unreal Tournament 3 has a special place in my house: beyond the technical demo aspect that this game has (just like Quake 3 and its addon) UT3 is a game of brute force, which reveals itself with its titan mode; certainly the slow motion effects can seem overplayed and cheap; but damn, the foot that we have! at the time it ran very well on my GTX 670m, like Skyrim, Diablo 3 or Starcraft 2, I think that a basic 2024/2025 laptop should be able to run it without problems
Epic were already planning on putting this up as a F2P rerelease and then for some reason changed their mind and pulled down every UT game on here. Hopes aren't looking good when they released a new site for Unreal Tournament after that Amazon show and the first paragraph had the phrase "we aren't making any unreal tournament games."
Maybe Tim Sweeney should actually fufil a promise that isn't part of a way to cement his strange fantasy of The Savior Of Games As A Business idk!
This was the last of one of the most important game franchises to ever exist and was a large portion of my childhood. My little brother and I would constantly play this split screen on the xbox 360. I have a physical copy of the game for the PC that may as well be a paperweight as I can't even activate it due to epic shutting their servers down. This franchise is an important part of gaming history and needs to be preserved.
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