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Forsaken vs Tribes: Vengeance

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Forsaken
ForsakenFast‑paced sci‑fi arena shooter with split‑screen mayhem
Tribes: Vengeance
Tribes: VengeanceHigh‑octane sci‑fi combat with jet‑packs and massive battles.
Overview
Description

Forsaken thrusts players into a futuristic arena where they pilot hover‑crafts and battle waves of alien enemies. With both single‑player missions and competitive multiplayer modes, the game delivers high‑octane action for fans of classic shooters. The title features split‑screen support, allowing friends to duke it out on the same screen, and a variety of weapons and power‑ups that keep the combat fresh. Its sci‑fi setting and fast movement make it a timeless staple for PC gamers who love intense, arena‑style action.

Tribes: Vengeance thrusts players into a futuristic arena where speed, strategy, and teamwork decide the outcome. With jet‑pack powered movement and a variety of futuristic weapons, every match feels like a fast‑paced aerial dogfight. The game offers both a single‑player campaign and robust multiplayer modes, letting you dive into solo missions or compete against others online. Its sci‑fi setting, combined with sport‑like competitive scoring, creates a unique blend of action and tactical play.

Pricing
Paid (One-time)
Paid (One-time)
Category
First-Person Shooters
Third-Person Shooters
Best for
Retro shooter enthusiasts
Sci‑fi shooter enthusiasts
Specifications
Spec source
AI-estimated
AI-estimated
General
msrp
$19.9967%
$59.99
release date
1998-04-24
2004-10-05
Specifications
developer
Probe Entertainment
Irrational Games
publisher
Acclaim Entertainment
VU Games
age rating
ESRB M
ESRB T
multiplayer
Single player, Multiplayer, Split screen
Single player, Multiplayer
critic score
76/100
Pros & Cons
Pros
  • High‑energy arena combat
  • Robust split‑screen multiplayer
  • Variety of weapons and power‑ups
  • Custom map editor
  • Thrilling jet‑pack movement adds verticality.
  • Deep weapon customization options.
  • Large, well‑designed maps.
  • Balanced single‑player and multiplayer content.
Cons
  • Dated graphics by modern standards
  • Limited online matchmaking features
  • Steep learning curve for hover‑craft controls
  • Steep learning curve for new players.
  • Occasional server latency issues.
  • Limited post‑launch content updates.
Community & Metrics
Upvotes
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User rating
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The Verdict

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Tribes: Vengeance is the safer, higher-scoring modern default with large-scale team battles, while Forsaken offers a budget-friendly retro hover-craft arena experience with split-screen. The main trade-off is paying $59.99 for 2004 open-map team combat versus $19.99 for 1998 split-screen arena chaos.

Key differences

  • Tribes: Vengeance costs $59.99 with a critic score of 76/100, whereas Forsaken costs $19.99 with no critic score specified.
  • Tribes: Vengeance uses foot-based jet-pack movement on large maps for up to 32 players, while Forsaken features hover-craft controls in arena maps with split-screen support.
  • Tribes: Vengeance supports integrated voice chat and squad commands; Forsaken features an integrated level editor for custom arenas.
  • Forsaken carries an ESRB M rating and released in 1998, whereas Tribes: Vengeance carries an ESRB T rating and released in 2004.
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Gameplay & fun factor

Tribes: Vengeance features thrilling jet-pack movement and a critic score of 76/100, while Forsaken has dated graphics and steep hover-craft learning curves.

Tribes: Vengeance

Platform availability

Forsaken is optimized for PC with keyboard, mouse, and gamepad inputs. PC platform status for Tribes: Vengeance is not specified.

Forsaken

Price & value

Forsaken costs $19.99 (one-time), making it significantly cheaper than Tribes: Vengeance which is priced at $59.99.

Forsaken

Multiplayer / co-op

Tribes: Vengeance supports up to 32 players with voice chat and squad commands, whereas Forsaken supports up to four players in split-screen.

Tribes: Vengeance

Content & replayability

Tribes: Vengeance features large open maps and a dynamic scoring system, though it has limited post-launch content updates.

Tribes: Vengeance

Difficulty & accessibility

Both games feature steep learning curves, but Tribes: Vengeance has a safer T rating compared to Forsaken's M rating.

Tribes: Vengeance

Graphics & performance

Forsaken has dated graphics by modern standards and occasional server limitations; Tribes: Vengeance has a 76/100 critic score.

Tribes: Vengeance

Choose Forsaken if…

Budget-conscious retro gamers looking for split-screen arena combat and a custom map editor.

Choose Tribes: Vengeance if…

Sci-fi shooter fans wanting large 32-player battles, jet-pack mobility, and a higher critic score.

Common questions

Which game is cheaper?

Forsaken is cheaper at $19.99, while Tribes: Vengeance costs $59.99.

Does either game support split-screen?

Forsaken supports up to four players in split-screen multiplayer, while split-screen is not specified for Tribes: Vengeance.

Which game has better critic reviews?

Tribes: Vengeance holds a critic score of 76/100, whereas Forsaken's critic score is not specified.