Welcome!

Here you'll find details and screenshots of my Unreal Tournament Level Design projects and current works in progress, including download links for released maps. Nothing too fancy here, just a simple way to get the picture about FraGnBraG maps! Enjoy your stay and - for those folks that still like to play the old game on occasion - happy fragging!

What A Long Strange Trip It's Been...

Here are all the Unreal Tournament projects I've been occupied with since 2001 when I started mapping for UT99, grouped and organized in a (hopefully) meaningful way :) When I call this a "long strange trip", well, that pretty much sums it up!

Many of the map projects had their beginnings in Unreal Playground mapping contests, while others were made for community map-packs, such as the Timewarp Crew FoT packs and the CTC volumes. Some of these maps were completed slowly over a number of years, while others took mere hours.

Site Organization

Maps are organized into game type pages, with each map listed on the page linking to an individual details page containing a description, an image gallery, sometimes notes or history details. These game type pages are ordered by release date, newest to oldest. Each map has one or more download links. You can click on the map name link to view the detail page.

Note that a Map packs page is also included along with the game types, and this list presents the community map packs where I was a team member or one of the contributing authors. Note that some packs are included here for completeness of the collection - even though they might not contain any maps by me :)

NOTE: The left side menu (or pop-out menu, if mobile) is also available for site navigation. The menu is hierarchical and expands to list the map detail pages. These pages are unfortunately unsorted.

Downloads

The download link(s) are only included on the list pages. This is to ensure I do not go insane :P One download link page is a lot easier to update when links go stale. Many of my maps have been around long enough that there are already several download locations that can be found easily using Google.

Each map and associated content is packaged into a single ZIP archive. Map information, credits, and installation instructions are always found in the ReadMe document included in the ZIP file.