Links

  • Unreal Tournament 2004 WikiPedia page, since Epic Megagames has purged all reference of UT2K4 from their sites, shutdown their master servers, and wiped the games from Steam/GoG and elsewhere (in favor of, as someone so 'eloquently' put it, "FartNut")
  • UT2004 Master Server - A new GameSpy-like OpenSource Master Server (OpenSpy) that is designed to restore Server Lists on Unreal Tournament 2004!
  • An archive of UT2K4 at Archive.org that is fully updated, patched, and ready to play, with lots of extras added on. It is the recommended download by the UT2K4 Master Server team above. Once downloaded, extract and read the "readme.txt" file included. Here's a link to the torrent file if that is how you prefer to download it, or instead a direct link to the zip-file instead. If you choose to directly download the zip-file, you may want to use a download manager, as it's over 3.6GB in size.
  • Unreal PC (Redump) - A MASSIVE collection of optical disc images of every Unreal game in every released language for Windows systems. (Does not include Unreal Tournament 4, as that was a community project and never officially released by Epic before they nixed it.)
  • ut2004:// protocol patch utility for Windows. Didn't work on my system. Here's a link to an export of the manual registry changes I made to get the protocol working. You'll need to edit it to match where your UT2K4 exe resides if it's not at C:\UT2004\System and which exe it is (this is for the 64-bit exe).
  • (Client/Server) Unreal Tournament 2004 Console Commands/Cheats
  • (Server) UT2K4 Dedicated Server 3369 package (includes 32-bit and 64-bit binaries for Windows/Linux/MacOS and all other files for a complete and running server)
  • (Server) The Unreal Admin Wiki has a lot of things you'll need to know about running your server. Some examples include the Server Setup guide, and server configuration settings.
  • (Server) Setting up Unreal Tournament 2004 Game server on Ubuntu 16.04 with notes on turning on and configuring the WebAdmin GUI for UT2K4, and also how to setup the systemd config files to use systemd to start/stop the daemon