1.) Locate your tools library on Steam by opening the menu: Library>Tools
2.) Scroll down until you find UDK
3.) Right-mouse click on UDK and choose: Install Game...

• This will not actually install UDK, but this is a required step and we will expand upon it later in the guide. This is done so that Steam creates for us a UDK directory in the typical Steam install path. Steam will have placed a txt file there which can be completely ignored for this entire process.

4.) Open a web browser and download the UDK from whatever source you prefer

• Epic no longer supports UDK so the only place I know of to download UDK is from:
  https://forums.unrealengine.com/legacy-tools-unreal-engine-3-udk/udk-content-creation-and-design/69672-all-udk-downloads?p=925576#post925576
  Thanks to TestDriver for the update on the download :cheers:

5.) Once UDK is downloaded run the installer
6.) After the installer is finished, open windows file explorer and navigate to the directory you installed the UDK. This is by default:

• C:\UDK\UDK-####-## (where #### is the year, and ## is the month of the build that you installed.)

7.) You will need to copy four subdirectories located here:

• \Binaries
  
• \Development
  
• \Engine
  
• \UDKGame

8.) Navigate to your Steam UDK directory. By default located at:

• C:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\Common\Unreal Development Kit
  
• or if you live in the 21st century and use a 64 bit OS:
  
• C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\Common\Unreal Development Kit

9.) Paste here the four directories you copied during step 7
10.) Inside the \Binaries folder find the directory Win32 (don't worry, Steam will start UDK from here on a 64 bit system)
11.) Now find these two files:

• UDK.exe
  
• UDK.exe.config

12.) Rename them to:

• UDKGame.exe
  
• UDKGame.exe.config

13.) You can now start UDK from the Tools section of your library. But don't start it just yet unless you are already familiar with how to play Unreal Tournament and are comfortable moving between the game and this guide.

• If you're really smart, you may be asking yourself why we renamed a couple of files to include the word "Game." This is so that when you start UDK from Steam you will not actually be starting the UDK editor, you will be starting the game that comes bundled with UDK.

The achievements are a variety of weapon related, item related, condition related and vehicle related.

There are three weapons you will need to locate and use to score four kills apiece with:

Link Gun


Rocket Launcher


Shock Rifle



There is one item you will need to locate and have possession of for at least one minute. This will take a minimum of two possessions as there is a time limit on how long you can use the item each time you pick it up:

UDamage



There are three conditional achievements:

Score the first kill in any match:


Kill at least five enemy in one life


And this one regarding mutators


And last but not least there is one achievement related to using vehicles:

Run over four people using any vehicle. We'll be saving this achievement for last. Don't worry though, you don't have to run over four people in one match. Should time run out on you, just start another match.

There are eight achievements that can be earned in well under an hour. If you are fast, you should be done in just over half an hour.
We will almost certainly earn seven of these achievements in the course of earning the most time consuming of the eight achievements, "Spice of Life"
The eight achievements that we are after are:

If you have never played Unreal Tournament before, here are the basics you will need to know in order to get all the achievements.

In UT, a life is typically referred to as a spawn. When you are killed and re-enter the game, that is called a respawn. The gametypes that come with this version of the game have no limit on the amount of respawns available per match.

When someone scores a kill on another player it is called a "frag."

The little pieces a player sometimes explodes into are called "gibs." A shortened version of the word giblets. The "g" is pronounced as a "j." Don't let me catch you using a hard "g" to pronounce gibs. Ever.

Pickups are the items in the game that you need to compete. There are various types available.
Health pickups come in three types. A standard health pickup, a health vial, and "Big Ole Keg o' Health. Each will heal varying amounts. Run over them whenever you see them. They will make a distinctive whistling sound if they were absorbed.



There are three possible gametypes you can choose to play with this version of the game:

• Deathmatch (the mode we will play first)
  
• Team Deathmatch
  
• Capture the Flag (this is the mode we will play last)

In order to get the achievements as fast as possible we will use Deathmatch for the majority of the process and switch to Capture the Flag for the final achievement. The reason we are doing it this way is that the DM map is small and you can find all the items and weapons the quicker than on the CTF map. It also follows that you will score kills more quickly since you will spend less time roaming a big map looking for the enemy. We will be focusing on getting the "Spice of Life" achievement which should net you six other achievements in the process.

What you want to do from the game's main menu is choose "Instant Action," On the menu that follows you will want to choose "Game Mode." This brings up another screen where you can choose "Deathmatch." Once you click the Deathmatch option, the menu will automatically revert to the previous set of choices.

Now choose Map and click on "Deck."

Click on "Settings" and change:
Bot Skill Level to "Novice"
Number of Opponents to "5" We choose this number to have a variety of bots to kill, but not so many as to give the bots a chance to outscore you by killing each other.
Set "Goal Score" to "5." This probably won't matter, you should be able to kill five novice bots in just a couple of minutes.
Finally change "Time Limit" to "5." Again this probably won't matter, but just in case, you don't want to be stuck in a game that lasts too long. The "Spice of Life" achievement requires that you finish a match for it to count towards your total.
"Force Respawn" can be left set to "No." This has to do with whether or not the game will automatically spawn you back into the match when you die. With it set to "no," you can spawn in any time you want by clicking the left moust button.





and from there go to the Settings option. Once you're on the Settings menu, change the bot skill level to novice (unless you actually want to have some challenge playing), change the