Multiplayer capture the flag matches drive the action in this 2D top-view indie game with minimalist graphics. Teams compete to grab the opponent's flag and carry it back to base while defending their own, with victory going to the side that racks up the most captures. Fast-paced team play emerges from its straightforward design, echoing 90s shooters like Quake and Doom.
Dedicated servers, bots, spectator mode, and replays keep games running smoothly on PC. Players craft their own graphic and sound themes to personalize matches. Casual competitors and dedicated fans thrive in its enduring, open-source competitive scene.
Outgun is a multiplayer capture the flag game, with minimalist graphics in 2D top-view.
Inspired by classic shooters from the 90s like Quake and Doom, Outgun was created as an open source game in 2002 by Brazilian Fabiana Cecin (Spinal) and developed between 2003 and 2011 by Finnish Niko Ritari (Nix) and Jani Rivinoja (Huntta).
Players are divided into two teams, with the goal of stealing the enemy's flag and bringing it to their base while protecting their own flag. The team with the most captured flags wins the match. Its simplicity makes room for fast-paced action and competitive team play, making Outgun have a strong fan base even 18 years after its launch.
The game supports dedicated servers, bots, spectator mode and replays, as well as graphic and sound themes created by players.
