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    Team Fortress 2

    Game » consists of 12 releases. Released Oct 10, 2007

    The long-awaited sequel to the class-based first-person shooter Team Fortress Classic sports a unique cartoony visual style, more accessible gameplay, and a very large amount of updates and new features since its original release.

    will2k123's Team Fortress 2 (Retail Standalone) (PC) review

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    Team Fun-tress 2

    When I first got the Orange Box, I was only interested in playing Portal and Half life 2.
    But once I had completed those 2, I decided to venture into the realms of Team Fortress 2.
    I had no idea what the game was about, all I knew was that it was online only.

    I got online and after getting my ass handed to me on a silver plater on MULTIPLE occasions, I got the hang of it and started to enjoy myself. I was soon t o find an English server full of fun people who didn't take the game too serious.

    I had attached myself to the Scout class most, mainly because it took no skill at all to play, but as I got better and better, the more I began to loathe anything Scout related. I then glued myself onto the Soldier class and have been there mostly ever since.

    The maps are well made, even if a little samey.

    The classes (except scout) are all good and each one requires a different state of mind to play as:
    The Soldier: Out to protect the innocent with his ROCKETS OF DEATH
    The Pyro: The spy's worst enemy, a teammate's best friend.
    The Demoman: Out for destruction.
    The Heavy: Big, Bad and in control!
    The Engineer: Protects the point, so you don't have to.
    The Medic: Everyone's best friend
    The Sniper: Your best back up
    The Spy: The back stabbing, sentry sapping, sneaking GOD.

    All in all, once you've found your favourite class, you'll find the game much more enjoyable, and finding a friendly server helps.

    I do recommend, and it's sitting nicely in my top 5 favourite games list.

    Other reviews for Team Fortress 2 (Retail Standalone) (PC)

      One of the best multiplayer shooters money can buy 0

      Team Fortress 2 is addicting. While writing this review I want to play it right now. The gameplay is that good. For those who don't know, Team Fortess 2 is a sequel to a mod which came out out way back for Quake 3. It is a class based online multiplayer shooter. You can choose beetween nine different classes, from the speedy Scout to the all-offensive Heavy Weapons Guy. You play across 7 different maps each with their own special mode. With modes like Capture the Flag and Control Points. Team F...

      10 out of 10 found this review helpful.

      Rocket Jumping to Victory 0

      First thing noticeable about Team Fortress 2 is the visual art style. Derivation from 1950's and 60's advertising automatically centers this game around the rare category of quirky and unique themed games this generation. Where squad based realistic shooters dominate the market, TF2 is an oasis in this time of need. Don't let the name fool you however, the games Fortresses take a backseat to the classes. There's no shortage of abundance as you take control of nine highly unique classes across t...

      6 out of 6 found this review helpful.

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