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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Unreal Tournament is a First-Person Shooter developed by Epic Games and released for PC in 1999. It takes place canonically after Unreal and Unreal II the Awakening, focusing on a tournament (involving both Humans and Aliens) which started as a way to occupy deep-space miners and eventually grew to become a massive sport event watched by countless spectators. It got lots of critical acclaim, and was considered by many reviewers as a superior game to its main rival, Quake III Arena. |
