Uploaded July 2011 | Updated September 2026, 10 minutes ago

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Team Fortress 2 is free-to-play team-based first-person shooter (MMOFPS) game with 3D cartoony graphics. The game is published by Valve Corporation and developed by the same company.

Game modes available:
1.Arena: Players spawn only at the beginning of the round, with no respawning. After a set time, a neutral control point unlocks, which can be captured to win the round. If all members of a team die, that team loses the round. Has first blood and automated team assignment/shuffling by default. Official arena maps don't have resupply cabinets.

2.Capture the Flag (CTF): Teams work to capture the opposing side's Intelligence while opponents try do the same faster one wins. Any player can pick up an enemy's Intelligence, and their team gains a point if that player returns the enemy's Intelligence to their team's own original Intelligence spot. The Intelligence drops on command or when its carrier dies. It is returned to its original location if it remains on the ground for a set time after being dropped.

3.Control Point, Push (CP): Each team starts with two locked control points and fight for the middle, neutral control point. From then on, at any given time, each team's furthest control point is unlocked, while all others are locked. Teams must capture all five control points to win the round.

4.Control Point, Attack/Defend (CP): If the offensive team captures all of the defense's control points before time runs out, they win (if defense can prevent this, they win).

5.King of the Hill (KOTH): Each team has their own countdown timer, and a team wins when their countdown timer reaches zero. A team's timer counts down while they own the control point, but is frozen while that team does not have ownership of the control point. Note that a team's timer will still count down even if there are enemies trying to capture the point.

6.Payload (PL): Offense pushes the Payload cart in a manner similar to capturing a control point, trying to reach checkpoints instead of finishing point captures. Offense wins if the cart reaches the final checkpoint, while defense wins by making sure the cart doesn't reach the final point.

7.Payload Race (PLR): Essentially identical to Payload, but instead of offense vs. defense, each team pushes their own cart in an attempt to reach the finish before the opposing team does.

8.Territory Control (TC): Each team is randomly assigned territories, and rounds consist of each team trying to contest one of their opponent's control points (while the opposing team tries to capture one of theirs). Most of the map is locked during gameplay, consisting of only one territory vs. one territory. After enough successive wins, a round takes place at the losing side's base point, which they must defend against the offense-only opposing team.

9.Training Mode (TR): Training maps are for practicing skills against obstacles and/or bots and learning through tutorials. They are often played with only one human player, or at the very least, no opposing human sides.

Classes available:
1.Scout:
- An offensive class with 133.33% move speed and 125 health points specializing in hit-and-run combat and objective-capturing. Can double jump and captures control points (and pushes Payload carts) at a rate equivalent to 2 people. Uses mostly shotguns.

2.Soldier:
- An offensive class with 80% move speed and 200 health points able to adapt to a variety of situations. Can rocket jump. Uses mostly Rocket launchers,

3.Pyro:
- An offensive class with 100% move speed and 175 health points ideal for close quarters combat and group support. Can ignite enemies, use compression blast, and never catches fire. Uses mostly flamethrowers.

4.Demoman:
- A defensive class with 93.33% move speed and 175 health points specializing in area denial and damage output. Can sticky jump. Uses mostly Grenade launchers.

5.Heavy:
- A defensive class with 76.67% move speed and 300 health points that excels in dealing and receiving sustained damage. Uses mostly Miniguns.

6.Engineer:
- A defensive class with 100% move speed and 125 health points that specializes in area denial and support. Can create, maintain, upgrade, move, and control buildings. Uses mostly shotguns.

7.Medic:
- A support class with 106.67% move speed and 150 health points that focuses on improving the longevity and efficacy of team mates. Regenerates health passively and can heal and deploy ÜberCharges. Uses mostly Needle guns.

8.Sniper:
- A support class with 100% move speed and 125 health points ideal for long-distance target elimination. Can headshot. Uses mostly Rifles.

9.Spy:
- A support class with 100% move speed and 125 health points ideal for covert disruption and assassination. Can disguise, Cloak, and backstab. Uses mostly Revolvers.

Official site: teamfortress.com