Splat Renegade Paintball

2005

GenresShooter, Sports, Single Player, Multiplayer, First Person Perspective

AvailableOct 11, 2005

PlatformPC

DeveloperCat Daddy Games

Overview

Splat Magazine Renegade Paintball challenges players with over 25 white-knuckle single player Tournament and Fieldball matches. For those who want more than single player competition, the game offers online multiplayer action via Xbox Live and System Link as well as Two Player Split Screen, and Internet and LAN play for PC.

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Reviews

10 reviews found

BonusStage

Jan 1, 1970

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GameSpy

Jan 1, 1970

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GameZone

Jan 1, 1970

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GameSpot

Jan 1, 1970

Unbalanced AI, poor shooting control, and shoddy design at every level of the experience make this extreme sports title unworthy of your $30.

Next Level Gaming

Jan 1, 1970

Seeing as the graphics are the best part of this game, that is a very sad thing indeed, as I consider graphics to be the least important part of a game. Im not sure if there will ever be a good paintball game, but what I do know is that this is not it.

Worth Playing

Jan 1, 1970

Unless you know someone who wants to join up to play some online paintball, or if you have a high tolerance for buggy games, you'd probably be better served playing a different title.

1UP

Jan 1, 1970

As a budget release, Renegade Paintball is a bit more robust than you would imagine, but the buggy gameplay, along with several more oddities will be quick to remind you that yes, this is yet another half-baked budgetware title to forget about.

IGN

Jan 1, 1970

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Gaming Age

Jan 1, 1970

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G4 TV

Jan 1, 1970

Yes, lucky shots are really the only way you will kill or be killed in Renegade Paintball. Again, in what seems like an attempt to make this game a bit more realistic, the shots you fire are about as accurate as George W.