tallyho!

Unreal Tournament mod | Released Mar 18, 2006

hunt prey. shoot prey. stay alive. Ever wish that you could duke it out with the monsters from Unreal 1? Ever wish that you could make killing monsters a REAL part of the game instead of just "Ooo, look, CTF with monsters"? Well, you've come to the right place! Tallyho! is a mod that turns deathmatch, domination, or CTF into a frenzied arcade-style hunting contest. Tallyho! changes the focus of the game; the primary objective, the way to win, and the only way to heal yourself, is to shoot and kill Unreal I creatures and bots, instead of killing other players or capturing a flag or control point. The action gets intense and scores can reach into the thousands (yes, THOUSANDS) as you, or your team, frantically gather weapons, ammo and powerups and then try to bag the biggest... the most dangerous... or just the most... prey on the map, before other hunters get to 'em first. And there's no breaks in the action or cruising to victory either! Why? Well, When one minute...

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