Unreal Flash 2007 Walkthrough

Unreal Flash 2007 is the sequel to the shooting game, Unreal Flash and like its predecessor, pays homage to the famous first-person shooting game, Unreal Tournament. Unreal Flash 2007 features improved graphics, ten new weapons, and over fifty customizable characters.

The seven gameplay modes available in Unreal Flash 2007 are Story Mode, Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, Instagib, Last Man Standing, King of the Hill, and Zombie Invasion. Story Mode begins with a tutorial that contains an overview of the game's controls. After you have completed the tutorial, you will be allowed to compete in the arena. Story Mode actually consists of matches that are played in one of this shooting game's six other game modes, so if you need more practice you can play individual matches of your choice. Your game data is saved in one of three slots, so you can continue your game using any unlocks that you have earned the next time that you play.

Unreal Flash 2007 uses a combination of keyboard and mouse controls. The WASD keys are used to move your character and the mouse is used to aim and to shoot. To use your weapon's secondary fire, hold the spacebar while clicking the mouse. You may use the mouse wheel to cycle through your available weapons, or use the number keys to switch directly to weapons.

If you have played the first Unreal Flash (or the Unreal Tournament games that inspired both this shooting game and its predecessor), then you should already be familiar with the tactics that will bring you success in Unreal Flash 2007. If you find a weapon or poweup, pick it up. Not only do you enhance your arsenal by doing so, but you also deny it to your enemies. Never stand still since it will make you a sitting duck; always present a moving target. Finally, experiment with different weapons to find out which works for you. I personally prefer the shock rifle due to its combination attack (which is an homage to the AMSD Shock Rifle from the Unreal series).

Unreal Flash 2007 is a shooting game with a lot to offer. The only thing missing from Unreal Flash 2007 is multiplayer!