Demo recording allows users to record their games and later show them off to friends. The developers have also added a number of enhancements to improve the online community. Teams are required to capture Power Nodes as they progress across the map, eventually establishing a link to the enemy's Power Core and destroying it. Maps in Onslaught mode are much larger than those found in the other modes of play. New to the series is Onslaught mode, which is where users will utilize the aforementioned vehicles. After one round, the teams switch sides with the former defenders attempting to complete the assault faster than the other team. Returning from the original Unreal Tournament is Assault mode, which has one team attacking an objective while another defends the objective. Both land and air-based vehicles are accessible, as are a number of new weapons, including land mines, rocket-propelled grenades, and stationary gun turrets.
One major addition to the Unreal Tournament series is the inclusion of vehicles. All of the modes of play and maps from Unreal Tournament 2003, along with the downloadable mission packs from 2003, more than 20 original maps, and a number of other features can be found in Unreal Tournament 2004.
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