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A remaster of Quake
In addition to support for modern systems and improved rendering techniques, this remastered version includes both mission packs, Scourge of Armagon and Dissolution of Eternity. It also includes two episodes created by MachineGames: the previously-released Dimension of the Past and a new one called Dimension of the Machine.
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I don't know how much exactly can be done to make Quake better, but Nightdive's visual refinements, excellent controller support and mod-inspired Nightmare difficulty tweaks are still nice. Also nice are the new levels, which work well in enhancing the game's iconic atmosphere. It's not quite as consistent as the equivalent expansion in the more recent Quake II remaster, with peaks-and-valleys pacing and a final boss that ends the campaign on a sour note, but the highs are well worth it.
This game is a decent run and gun game but......man is this game confused.
barely any exploration, some enemies are pretty poorly designed with bad telegraphs, the soundtrack is very inconsistent and it doesnt know the tone it wants to give the game....its a far cry from previous id games.
but hey, this one is in 3d. if all you want is a fast paced shooter from the mid 90s but actually has 3d graphics, this is it.
barely any exploration, some enemies are pretty poorly designed with bad telegraphs, the soundtrack is very inconsistent and it doesnt know the tone it wants to give the game....its a far cry from previous id games.
but hey, this one is in 3d. if all you want is a fast paced shooter from the mid 90s but actually has 3d graphics, this is it.