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Carball

Unreal Tournament 2004 mod | Released Nov 13, 2006

Carball is a vehicle based gametype for Unreal Tournament 2004. CarBall is similar to soccer but played with vehicles and a big ball. The game features unique manuevers and item pickups that help you defend and score. The most important thing to think of when playing is teamwork. You must work with your other teammates to set up the score just like you would in real soccer. The mod also features a league which is about to start up the second season. If you are interseted you can join in on some great organized games. You can now customize your car with custom license plates, skins, and wheels.

Report article Carball Development Team for UT3 Is Looking for New Members

With the great success of Carball for Unreal Tournament 2004 the community and the development team are looking forward to Carball for UT3 with great anticipation. We would love for you to check out the mod at www.carball.net and if the concept or game interests you, and you have game design skills we would love to have you.

Posted by Oddjob on Dec 3rd, 2007 digg this super bookmark

As it stands right now the development is early on, in the conception stages. Now that all the original development team members are getting their copies of UT3 and beginning development we realize we are going to need some new members. Here are the main positions we are looking for:

1 Additional Coder

2-3 Modeling Artists (flexible)

1-2 Texture Artists

1 Additional Mapper

1-2 Concept Artists

The number of positions we have is flexible and we really need modelers and texture artists primarily. If you have serious interests please contact me at daniel.kaelin@gmail.com and I would love to talk to you.

Thanks,

Oddjob