Tribe 2's strength lies in it's game play. Unique options like the jetpack (which allows a player to lift off the ground and fly over short distances) and the differing types of mech armour (light, medium and heavy) give T2 and amazing freshness. The driveable vehicles (including a bomber, hover bike, hover tank and more) make playing T2 even more fun. For even more advanced gameplay there is the deployable defense turrets, mobile inventory stations, and equipment packs (including the ever popular cloak- pack), which allow you to take the fight right into the enemies base. The multitude of strategies that can be employed is virtually limitless.

Lots of items can be destroyed and repaired (ie: generators that power your base's big turrets, vehicle pads, and inventory stations). This ability to repair things in game really adds to the game play and makes T2 more like Rogue Spear than Quake 3.

This game is extremely deep. With all these details it's easy to see why the Tribes 2 team play experience is one like no other.

Multiplayer (the stuff that matters):
Tribes 2 is one of those games whose strength lies in it's multiplayer abilities. Really, Tribes 2 wouldn't be much of a game without it. I mean, how much fun is any of the above mentioned abilities like controllable vehicles, deployable turrets etc if you can't do it as a team with a bunch of other humans not a bunch of lousy AI?

This game Hella Rocks when it comes to co-op play! There is nothing like flying in with a bomber or transport filled with your buddies and raining down a little "death from above" on the opposing team! "I got your number...I got all your numbers!" Hell Ya!