Unreal Tournament 2004 is a first-person shooter developed by Epic Games and Digital Extremes, first released in March 2004. Unreal Tournament 2004 features most of the content of its predecessor. Among significant changes to gameplay mechanics and visual presentation, one of the major additions introduced by Unreal Tournament 2004 is the inclusion of vehicles and the Onslaught game type, allowing for large-scale battles.
This repository is maintained by Laclede's LAN. Its contents are intended to be bare-bones and used as a stock server. For an example of building a customized server from this Docker image browse the related child-project gamesvr-ut2004-freeplay. If any documentation is unclear or it has any issues please see CONTRIBUTING.md
In addition to the stock UT2004 server, this Docker images includes the following content:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| UT2004 Bonus Onslaught Maps | Two new Onslaught maps - ONS-Ascendancy and ONS-Aridoom |
| UT2004 Community Bonus Pack 1 (Re-Release) | A re-release conversion of the Community Bonus Pack for UT2003. |
| UT2004 Community Bonus Pack 2 Volume 1 | Twenty-one new maps, four new characters and a new mutator (SpiderSteroids). |
| UT2004 Community Bonus Pack 2 Volume 2 | Twenty new maps, four new characters and two new mutators (Angel Item Physics and Target Practice Physics). |
| UT2004 Editors Choice Bonus Pack | Three new vehicles (Cicada, Paladin and SPMA), four new ONS levels (ONS-Adara, ONS-IslandHop, ONS-Tricky and ONS-Urban), and six new characters. |
docker pull lacledeslan/gamesvr-ut2004;The image includes a test script that can be used to verify its contents. No changes or pull-requests will be accepted to this repository if any tests fail.
docker run -it --rm lacledeslan/gamesvr-ut2004:latest /app/ll-tests/gamesvr-ut2004.sh;docker run -it --rm --net=host lacledeslan/gamesvr-ut2004 ./ucc-bin server DM-Gael?game=XGame.xDeathMatch -nohomedir -lanplayDocker is an open-source project that bundles applications into lightweight, portable, self-sufficient containers. For a crash course on running Dockerized game servers check out Using Docker for Game Servers. For tips, tricks, and recommended tools for working with Laclede's LAN Dockerized game server repos see the guide for Working with our Game Server Repos. You can also browse all of our other Dockerized game servers: Laclede's LAN Game Servers Directory.