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Developer
Frogblast Team
Marathon|Rampancy, a mod for Unreal Tournament based on the multiplayer part of Bungie's classic FPS game, Marathon Infinity. Marathon|Rampancy includes all new weapons, new physics, and 10 gametypes to choose from. Also included are about a dozen converted maps by the Frogblast team and BDB's MapVote utility.
New since the alpha release (almost a year ago) are a set of redesigned weapons, a marine model, the previously missing weapons, and several new gametypes such as King of the Hill, Roving Hill, Kill The Man With The Ball, and Tag.
New since the alpha release (almost a year ago) are a set of redesigned weapons, a marine model, the previously missing weapons, and several new gametypes such as King of the Hill, Roving Hill, Kill The Man With The Ball, and Tag.
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| Downloads:9,417 |
| Version Downloads:2,557 |
| Type:Games : Custom Levels |
| License:Free |
| Date:10 Nov 2001 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price:Free |
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Marathon|Rampancy, a mod for Unreal Tournament based on the multiplayer part of Bungie's classic FPS game, Marathon Infinity. Marathon|Rampancy includes all new weapons, new physics, and 10 gametypes to choose from. Also included are about a dozen converted maps by the Frogblast team and BDB's MapVote utility.
New since the alpha release (almost a year ago) are a set of redesigned weapons, a marine model, the previously missing weapons, and several new gametypes such as King of the Hill, Roving Hill, Kill The Man With The Ball, and Tag.
New since the alpha release (almost a year ago) are a set of redesigned weapons, a marine model, the previously missing weapons, and several new gametypes such as King of the Hill, Roving Hill, Kill The Man With The Ball, and Tag.
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