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Featured article — Team Fortress Classic
Team Fortress Classic, also known as Team Fortress 1.5, usually abbreviated as TFC, is the predecessor of Team Fortress 2 and a porting of the original Team Fortress, originally a mod for the popular game Quake, to the Half-Life engine.

A remake of the Team Fortress modification for Quake, Team Fortress Classic was originally released for Windows on May 30, 1999 as a free addition to Half-Life. A standalone version was later released with Valve's Steam system in 2003. The development of Team Fortress Classic was led by John Cook and Robin Walker, the designers of the original Team Fortress modification.

Team Fortress Classic

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Did you know…
  • ...that a Scout can assist in his own death if he is hit by his reflected stun ball, and then killed by an opponent?
  • ...that the Market Gardener also crits while rocket jumping using enemy rockets?
  • ...that the Engineer's Dispenser contains the nail belt for the Scout's old Nail Gun in the ammunition holder?
  • ...that pressing the alternate fire button while constructing a building allows you to rotate it?
  • ...that a football ball can spawn when you equip with Ball-Kicking Boots?
  • ...that on the picture of the achievement Soviet Union, the Heavy on the right sports a mullet, similarly to his original design?
  • ...that a player standing on an enemy Teleporter exit when someone teleports will result in the player being telefragged?
  • ...that the numbers on the top front of the Train on Well spells '7331', which spelled backwards is '1337' (leet)?

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