In April 1999, Team Fortress Classic was released and became the first game to use that same original Half Life engine.
Valve cut straight to the chase and hired the original team to make the mod into a port of their game, Half Life, using the Goldsrc engine. Due to its huge success, the mod's developers (Robin Walker and John Cook) wanted to create a standalone game called Team Fortress 2. Released back in 1999, Team Fortress Classic was based on a mod from one of Quake 's multiplayer modes, Team Fortress. With many pondering as to when or even whether the next game in the series will be released, I take a look at why you shouldn’t expect a sequel for Team Fortress 2 anytime soon.įew will be aware of the original Team Fortress game due to the huge success of the second game and to be honest, I had to look a few bits up myself. In recent years, Team Fortress 2 has evolved from being a basic multiple-class shooter, to a complex free-to-play game with more accessories than a fashion student. It's no secret that the Team Fortress series has been a massive success.
Articles // 30th Jul 2014 - 7 years ago // By James Bralant Why You Shouldn't Expect Team Fortress 3 Anytime Soon
