Team-based online first-person shooter video game with character classes and various game modes like capture the flag and territorial control, developed by Valve Corporation.
Team Fortress Classic (TFC) is a team-based online multiplayer first-person shooter video game developed by Valve Corporation. It was originally a mod for Quake, but later turned into a standalone game in 1999 powered by Valve's GoldSrc game engine.
TFC is considered a sequel to the original Team Fortress mod released in 1996 for Quake. It features 9 distinct character classes divided into offensive, defensive, and support roles. Players can choose a class that suits their playstyle - for example, the Scout class is fast and maneuverable, while the Engineer builds structures to support their team.
There are a variety of game modes in TFC featuring different objectives. Popular modes include Capture the Flag, where teams compete to capture the enemy flag and return it to their base; Territorial Control, which requires teams to control certain areas of the map; and Hunted, where one player becomes the VIP target for the other team to find and eliminate.
TFC utilizes a cartoon-style visual aesthetic and features iconic maps like 2Fort, Well, and Crossover. Its gameplay emphasizes coordinated teamplay using each class's unique strengths. While not as popular today, TFC pioneered class-based shooters and influenced many later games in the genre like Team Fortress 2.
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