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TF2 mod Open Fortress is coming to Steam

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Last updated: 12 May 2025 at 9:17 am UTC

Open Fortress is a mod for Valve's Team Fortress 2 and now it's getting a standalone release on Steam, thanks again to Valve adding the TF2 source code to the Source SDK. A number of other mods are getting Steam releases like Team Fortress 2 Legacy and Team Fortress 2 Classic.

From the Steam page:

Open Fortress is a fully custom mod that builds on Team Fortress 2’s world-famous gunplay to create a smooth, stylish experience inspired by old-school FPS games. The Open Fortress experience is lovingly hand-crafted to ensure the best possible vibes, remaining true to the essence of TF2’s mid-century aesthetic while taking earnest inspiration from seventies action flicks. Featuring all new maps, all new guns, and an original soundtrack inspired by the funky tunes of the era.

Set several years after the Gravel War, Open Fortress envisions a new age in the Team Fortress universe. In the futuristic world of 1979, the heart of mercenary gunfighting has shifted from covert war in the Badlands of New Mexico to a worldwide free-for-all! Battle it out on a level playing field to seize weapons, power-ups, and a place on the podium from your foes!

The Alpha release is available via their website for now. Currently, the Steam page only has Windows system requirements, so it's not clear if the standalone release will have a Native Linux version.

You can also follow their official account on Bluesky.

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