Unreal

Unreal is the single-player FPS that spawned the predominantly multiplayer series (and terrifyingly prolific game engine) of the same name.

Prototype Info

Unused Music#

SETI [Subtrack 2]
Unused subtrack in Seti.umx, the music used in Ceremony.unr.

Hub 2 [Subtrack 2]
Unused subtrack in Hub2.umx, the music used in Harobed.unr.

Hub 3 [Subtrack 2]
Unused subtrack in Spire.umx, the music used in SpireVillage.unr and TheSunspire.unr.

Unreal #13 (By Michiel) [Subtrack 2]
Unused subtrack in Newmca13.umx. Subtrack 1 is also unused and is almost identical to the same track in EverSmoke.umx, the music used in Bluff.unr.

Hub 7 [Subtrack 3]
Unused subtrack in Crater.umx, the music used in DCrater.unr. Instead of looping like most tracks, this leads into subtrack 1.

Queen of Death [Subtrack 2]
Unused subtrack in QueenSong.umx, the music used in QueenEnd.unr.

Unreal #16 (By Michiel)
Unused single track file called Newmca16.umx.

Several unused patterns also exist in the song files. The most interesting of these create a couple of unused subtracks.

Vortex Rikers [Hidden Subtrack 1]
Vortex Rikers [Hidden Subtrack 2]
Unused subtracks in Vortex.umx, the music used in Vortex2.unr.

Unused Objects#

All of these objects can be spawned by typing summon [name of item] in the console.

Enemies#

Squid

This enemy is almost fully functional. If spawned on land, he will bounce around frozen in the position shown until he finds water. When in water, he swims straight toward you, then turns and bites you with his beak. His other attack emits black smoke (ink) particles.

Weapons#

Quadshot

An incomplete weapon with no view model or animations. It fills weapon slot 3 and places a huge cross-shaped polygon on your screen while equipped. Firing it switches to your next weapon.

Its ammo also appears in the game's files. It has "X762" written on the side and fills slot 6 when collected. It has no polygons on the bottom, and you can see right through it if you view it from underneath.

While it was never implemented in the official versions, the Epic Games-blessed OldUnreal community patches restore the functionality of the weapon, even featuring it in the new Deathmatch levels.

Placeholder Menu#

Found at MENU 1000 in the Mac resource fork: