Quake

What can I say? It's a game that continues to get new content 30 years later!! And it's free!

Still awesome game!

После обновления игра перестала работать да игра шедевр но разрабы решили окончательно сломать игру на юбилей когда первой части стукнуло 30 лет и в первой части и добавить по умолчанию ВУЛКАН БЛ для такой древней игры это гениально не берите пока не пофиксят сами разрабы либо фанаты

Sei lá, o Brasil acabou de ser eliminado da copa, estou jogando este inferno a 5 meses e ainda não sei se cheguei no final, porém hoje, dia 05/07/2026 eu prefiro ficar no inferno queimando e sucumbindo, doque sair e ver alguma camisa amarela da seleção. Até 2030 babacas

A dark fantasy FPS that is one of the pillars of the genre - Quake is superb. Play as Ranger, a soldier armed to the teeth with a variety of weapons to fight the medieval and creature themed forces of Shub-Niggurath. Gather four runes of power to breach its realm so you might bring down this eldritch foe. Run and gun your way through military bases, gothic cathedrals, dungeons, and ancient castles, blowing away twisted knights, explosive launching ogres, beastial fiends, undead zombies, shotgun wielding grunts, laser weapon weilding enforcers, dogs, man eating fish, flying scrags, heat seeking explosive launching vores, and lightning throwing shamblers. Weapons are classics of the genre, your default weapon being a single shot shotgun that cycles at a rapid rate. Other weapons include: [list] [*] Axe [*] Double barrel shotgun [*] Nailgun [*] Super Nailgun [*] Grenade Launcher [*] Rocket Launcher [*] Thunderbolt [/list] This isn't including additional weapons found in expansion packs such as: [list] [*] Mjolnir [*] Laser cannon [*] Lava nailgun / super nailgun [*] Multi-grenade / rocket launchers [*] Plasma gun [/list] Combat and movement in Quake are absolutely superb, being immensely fun to still play even thirty years later. Weapons are fun, enemies are interesting to fight, and levels are great to look at all around. There are two older expansions in the way of The Scourge of Armagon and Dissolution of Eternity that are not as fantastic as the base game IMHO, but there are three modern expansions - Dimension of the Past, Dimension of the Machine, and Dawn of the Machine - created by MachineGames that are beyond wonderful, quite possibly being even better than the base game of Quake it could be argued. This comes with both the original version of Quake and the enhanced version, giving you some modern upgrades to give it a bit of a facelift. Quake is currently priced at $13.49 CAD, but is on sale at the time of this review for $5.39 CAD, being some crazy good value at either price considering you get the base game and five expansions on top of it all; three of them being free additions to the game. If you never grew up on Quake there isn't a better time then now to give it a whirl and experience one of the best classic FPS games in existence. [quote]Follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45701624-CthulhusMonocle-That-Next-Fest-Guy/]CthulhusMonocle - That Next Fest Guy[/url] for more game and Steam Next Fest demo reviews.[/quote]

Quake needs no praise, but I can't help but giving it. Quake is one of my most favourite games ever made, and I regularly replay it to this day. Never I grew tired of it or found its gameplay ageing. Quake is the tribute to what games industry is capabale of when developers aim to work at 110%. with as little input as possible (4 direction keys, crouch, jump, shoot) the player is offered movement so responsive and smooth that many mdern games can only dream of. From careful shooting from behind the corner to lightning fast sprints aided by rocket jumping, the players is never limited in the choice of movement. And the game's levels only facilitate this freedom. I would call the level design in Quake as "effortless" as it naturally drives the players to be as fast and as aggressive as they can be, and to be pushing themselves on each subsequent run while increasing the game's difficulty. No forced jump puzzles. sealed arenas with waves of enemies, no special movement abilities - only four direction keys, jump and the level itself. Furthermore, Quake does not force the player's choice of weapons. There are four S-tier weapons - super shotgun, super nailgun, rocket and thunderbolt, but how and when to use them solely depends on the player. There is no rock/paper/scissors approach so heavily imposed by Doom Eternal. Nor there is mandatory finishing mechanics that would replenish ammo and armor. That handholding was designed to force the player's aggression, while the OG Quake needed none - it simply allowed the player to be aggreassive and provided the levels and tools to do so. The art disign of the levels is also something rarely seen since Quake. Gothic architecture mixed with sci-fi bases, covered in gritty colors supported by brilliant ambient by Trent Reznor. As much as modern games try, they can not convey the same atmosphere as Quake did in 1996. Quake is among the FPS milestones such as Half-Life and Halo, a game many developers will try to emulate and ultimately fail to do so. Quake demanded everything from its developers, and as Sandy Petersen staded on Quake's 30th anniversary, "Quake ruined id software". Funnily enough, had John Romero stayed at id after finishing Quake he might have never helped the creation of the other timeless masterpiece - Deus Ex. So Quake's influence spans well beyond FPS genre. This remastered version by Nightdive runs perfectly on any PC, Laptop or handheld. Play it. Many people forgot when they last played Quake and stick to the memories of software rendered 800x600 picture. Replay Quake on modern screens in perfect 60 or 120 or 240 fps and feel this game as acute as ever. The good ol' Quake can confidently give a head start to many modern FPS games we now consider "a standard"

Never expected an update in 2026 The Cod/Fortnite children likely don't understand the roots of fps/shooters and are probably to bad of a player to keep up with this kind of game ... considering the age of this game it holds up good enough. runs great at 2k and 4k and the lighting honestly pretty impressive still It would be nice if ID puts doom on backburner for a game or two and went to quake for a short bit. unreal isn't around to compete anymore. maybe Q2 or 3 getta update or suprise boom new quake