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Unreal Tournament Looks Great For Team Deathmatch

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 30 July 2014 at 08:57 AM EDT. 7 Comments

Another day, another exciting video for the new Unreal Tournament gets released by Epic Games, with Linux gamers viewing in excitement as it's been years since an Unreal release for Linux.

We covered an exciting UT video just a few days ago while on Tuesday another Unreal Tournament video was published. This latest recording by Epic Games shows off Unreal Tournament in action, for what's completed so far in this new free, cross-platform game. The game is looking great to showcase Unreal Engine 4 and its fully-supported Linux platform coverage.

Embedded below is the Unreal Tournament Team Deathmatch video.

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