Разработчик: Valve
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Windows
Минимальные: Процессор с тактовой частотой 500 МГц, 96 МБ оперативной памяти, видеокарта 16 МБ, Windows XP, мышь, клавиатура, доступ в Интернет
Рекомендуемые: Процессор с тактовой частотой 800 МГц, 128 МБ оперативной памяти, видеокарта 32 МБ+, Windows XP, мышь, клавиатура, доступ в Интернет
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Отзывы пользователей
This is a fun game to play with bots or a couple of friends. Unfortunately, most people don't play it anymore. Anyway, there are a few game modes such as Capture the Flag, Control Point, and Assassination/Escort. There are 2 teams, and each team battles each other for dominance over the flag or control point. Overall, this game is very similar to other deathmatch games.
A classic shooter thats alright. didn't play much not really my thing just came in a pack of valve games.
the one time battle medic was a viable class
An okay class based team-shooter with nine classes. But as it costs five dollars, I think you should play TF2 as its free, has more weapons, looks better and I think is just a bit more fun.
One of the best games I've ever played. 20 years later I'm back for more. Skill & fun back in the day was epic to the point it was almost matrix like.
Got this for discount and it is amazing. In fact, i would say that tfc is better than tf2. I definitly recommend.
team Fortress classic é bom quando tem gente jogando, já que é um jogo praticamente morto
For those who can't play Team Fortress 2, not even with the fixes, you have the option of playing Team Fortress Classic.
It's not the "same thing" but it's better than nothing for now! 1 is cool, even. It's a "stopgap"
A great representation of the origins team fortress mod
more people play is good trust me
Yeah, I dont remember the difference between classes in this game. Fun!
its alright but tf2 is better
Fun shooter. Not as polished as its successor, but still fun
Are you guys going trick or treating
This game is pretty fun.
There are games that entertain, games that challenge, and then there are games that completely change your perspective on life. Team Fortress Classic is one of those rare experiences that have had a profound effect on how I approach everything, from teamwork and strategy to personal growth and self-reflection.
When I first launched Team Fortress Classic on Steam, I was just looking for some good old-fashioned, chaotic fun. I had heard the buzz about the game’s strategic depth and unique team-based mechanics, but nothing could prepare me for the way it would shape my gaming mindset and my life. The game may be over two decades old, but its impact has been timeless.
At its core, Team Fortress Classic is all about working together as a team, something that I quickly realized would translate far beyond the virtual world. The game’s class-based system, where you choose between a diverse set of characters such as the Soldier, Sniper, Medic, and Engineer, forces players to embrace their roles within a group dynamic. In my first few rounds, I was just running around, trying to frag as many enemies as possible. But soon, I began to understand the subtle art of cooperation. The importance of playing with a team, not just for yourself, became clear. Winning a round was no longer about individual prowess; it was about working together to outthink and outmaneuver your opponents.
One of the key elements that drew me in was the balance between different classes. The game doesn’t favor raw skill alone. It’s a delicate dance between the Soldier’s explosive power, the Medic’s healing touch, and the Engineer’s defensive ingenuity. I quickly realized that this wasn’t just a first-person shooter; it was a brilliant puzzle of communication, timing, and strategy. Every match felt like a test of leadership and adaptability.
But the true revelation for me came when I started to understand the nuances of teamwork. It’s one thing to have a strong team, but it’s another to make sure that every player is contributing in their own unique way. I began to see parallels in my personal life — how collaboration and mutual respect are the cornerstones of any successful group endeavor. Whether it’s at work, in a social setting, or even in relationships, the skills I developed in Team Fortress Classic taught me the importance of clear communication, flexibility, and recognizing the strengths of others.
There’s something strangely meditative about the chaotic, high-stakes battles in Team Fortress Classic. At first glance, it may seem like just a frantic series of explosions and gunfire, but there’s an underlying rhythm to the gameplay. You start to anticipate your enemies' movements, you learn the maps by heart, and most importantly, you start to predict what your teammates need before they even ask. The game trained me to think ahead, to act quickly, and to take calculated risks — skills that have proven invaluable in my daily life.
The game’s vibrant community also played a huge role in my journey. Though the player base is smaller than it once was, I found that the community around Team Fortress Classic was one of the most welcoming and passionate I’ve ever encountered. Players didn’t just want to win; they wanted to share knowledge and elevate each other. It’s rare to find such a positive, engaged group in today’s gaming world, and it reinforced the idea that success is sweeter when it’s achieved together.
Of course, Team Fortress Classic has its quirks. The graphics are dated, the learning curve can be steep for newcomers, and there are occasional moments of frustration when things don’t go your way. But that’s part of what makes the game so rewarding. Every setback is an opportunity to learn, and every victory feels earned. I came to appreciate these small moments of adversity, as they taught me the value of perseverance, patience, and reflection.
Looking back, I can honestly say that Team Fortress Classic has changed how I approach challenges in my life. It made me realize that even in the most chaotic of situations, there’s always a way to succeed if you work together with others, if you adapt and learn, and if you never lose sight of the bigger picture. The lessons I’ve learned from this game have stayed with me, and for that, I am deeply grateful.
Team Fortress Classic is more than just a game. It’s a journey that reshapes your view of teamwork, strategy, and personal growth. It is one of the few games that has stayed with me, and I suspect it will continue to influence how I see the world for years to come. If you haven’t experienced it yet, you owe it to yourself to dive in — it might just change your life too.
Team Fortress but in Half life, nice
"Team Fortress Classic" is a pioneering multiplayer shooter that laid the groundwork for modern team-based games.
The game's simple yet effective gameplay loop encourages players to constantly improve their skills and work together as a team.
it is a really good game but there are no players
really fun with freinds
i love team fortess clasic
It kinda reminds me of TF2 but if it was classic. I dont know why
this game is very recommended
sigma
I cannot in good heart recommend this game, it is pay to play while a better and more fun version exists out there for free.
The game is fun don't get me wrong but it is not worth spending money on it.
The graphics. The characters. The style. It's all charming but it's just nothing compared to it's free to play sequel that is a thousand times more fun.
The game has a minigun but it SUCKS HOLY SHIT it's like repeatedly hitting someone with a ping pong ball no wonder the Heavy in this game died in the TF2 comics because he fucking SUCKS screw him I hate this game
Classic perfect game design.
Classic
Fun once you get the hang of it.
Cant say i like this more than tf2, but TFC has its own kind of chaos, just not vibing with it
Game is old but still lots of fun. Need to get more people to come back to it.
better than team fortress 2
not as good as tf2
best OG Shooter of all time
amazing game it also created tf2 witch is good to but fuck you taco bell
Let me start with I am 14, because most people think this game is played by boomers (it mostly is) but there also aren't, this game is £6, and it will be a great fps expirence, if you come from team fortress 2 and want to play a game like it, sorry to say but this isn't that game, once you play both games for about 6 hours or so you'll realise that tf2 has had alot of creative liberties, you may also not want to get this game because there is no workshop support so there will be no custom maps, I'm here to say your wrong! There are more custom maps that are fun than in tf2, if you like team based shooters and/or class based shooter games, I think its worth the price since if people are going to waste money on a fps shooter wich is a reskin of the last game with +1000GB (looking at you CoD) then why not give it a shot, and hey, if you like half-life you will like this :)
it's fun
the pronouns
very good game
This game Killed Overwatch
(very addictive tho)
WAY better than the second one ngl
i heard claytons evil
Awesome sauce
I own this game because it came with my Half Life 1 bundle with Opposing Force and Blue Shift. While TF2 is by no means bad, i think i prefer this version. When you use Foxbot, it's quite the fun time.
It’s a good game, but it’s dead to the core
The game is died. Also, the TF2 is free to play and workable on any potato PC. So, it is recommended to play TF2 better thant TF classic.
tf2 but the the first one
Underrated Game
diddy party
The Source remake of Quake Team Fortress. It's not super balanced between it's classes but it's still very fun and the best way to hear "EXCUSE ME I'M IN NEED OF MEDICAL ATTENTION!"
best game ever
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Valve |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 21.12.2024 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 86% положительных (3898) |