| | | Become Part of an Online Fighting Force. Team Fortress 2 (TF2) is the sequel to the game that put class-based, multiplayer team warfare on the map. This year's most anticipated online action game, TF2 delivers new gametypes, a signature art style powered by Valve's next generation animation technology, persistent player statistics, and more.
"...highly stylised retro-spy presentation, fresh, high octane action, deep and varied classes and the underlying twinkle of humour..." AceGamez
"With a whacky, off-the-wall cartoon style, Team Fortress 2 provides excellent class based multiplayer action." GameDaily
"The action is fast-paced and furious, the game's presentation is hilarious and exciting and the gameplay is very easily approachable." GamerNode
"...a gloriously simple game that's been created with style, panache and an undeniable love of gaming." PALGN
"Rich, gorgeous and endlessly fun." PC Gamer
| | Features |  | Advanced Parametric Animation for realistic character movement. | | Beginning and Advanced Training Missions and Player Coaching. | | Commander Role Directs Overall Team Strategy. | | In-Game Voice Communication System allows players to talk to each other in real-time over their computers. | | Intel's Scaleable Multi-Resolution Mesh Technology for optimized rendering of highly-detailed 3D models. |
| License Type | | Complete Product | | Manufacturer | | Electronic Arts, Inc | | Software Sub Type | | Strategy Game | | Software Name | | Team Fortress 2 - Complete Product | | Manufacturer Part Number | | 9869 | | Manufacturer Website Address | | www.ea.com | | Features | | Unlike other "class-based" games that offer a variety of combat classes only, Team Fortress 2 packs a wild variety of classes which provide a broad range of tactical abilities and personalities, and lend themselves to a variety of player skills. Play as the flame-throwing Pyro, the room clearing Heavy, or the Spy, a master of disguises. Other classes include: Scout, Sniper, Medic, Engineer, Demoman, or Soldier. TF2 features the most advanced graphics of any Source-based game released to date - and the most exciting class-based action ever created. | | ESRB Rating | | M (Mature 17+) | | Product Type | | Software | | Platform Support | | PC | | Product Name | | Team Fortress 2 |
| | Tech Specs | | Manufacturer | | Electronic Arts, Inc | | Software Main Type | | Game | | License Type | | Complete Product | | Manufacturer Part Number | | 9869 | | Additional Information | | Rating Descriptor: Blood and Gore Intense Violence | | Software Sub Type | | Strategy Game | | Manufacturer Website Address | | www.ea.com | | Software Name | | Team Fortress 2 - Complete Product | | Features | | Unlike other "class-based" games that offer a variety of combat classes only, Team Fortress 2 packs a wild variety of classes which provide a broad range of tactical abilities and personalities, and lend themselves to a variety of player skills. Play as the flame-throwing Pyro, the room clearing Heavy, or the Spy, a master of disguises. Other classes include: Scout, Sniper, Medic, Engineer, Demoman, or Soldier. TF2 features the most advanced graphics of any Source-based game released to date - and the most exciting class-based action ever created. | | Brand Name | | EA | | ESRB Rating | | M (Mature 17+) | | Product Name | | Team Fortress 2 | | Product Type | | Software | | Upgrade Information | | Not Applicable | | Platform Support | | PC |
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| | Professional Reviews | GameSpy 10 of 10
Not since the 2002 release of Battlefield 1942 has a multiplayer game stormed the GameSpy offices like Team Fortress 2. Maybe it's the new cartoon-like art style, or the tight maps that keep the action humming along, or maybe it's just been too long since we've had a proper successor to Team Fortress Classic. Whatever the case, Team Fortress 2 has a near-perfect blend of fast action combined with depth and variety that will keep it in heavy rotation around here for a long time to come...Although the core gameplay is still essentially the same as the Team Fortress mods we've played for Quake and Half-Life over the last decade, Team Fortress 2 feels like a completely fresh game. There's enough variety in the classes and maps to keep every game interesting from start to finish, and extras like lifetime records and stat tracking that are routinely fed to the player offer achievements to shoot for over the long haul. At this point, it's a leading contender for our Multiplayer Game of the Year, and whether you pick it up as part of the Orange Box package or on its own via the Steam digital download service, it's worth every penny. - Sal Accardo
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