I prefer the first Quake game to this one. However, as a remaster, this is probably THE best one I've ever seen.
For $10 (or free, if you already owned Quake II on Steam), you get the base game, as well as both of it's two expansions, all in widescreen with touched up textures that don't trample over the original game's art direction. In addition to that, you ALSO get the Quake II 64 campaign, as well as a brand new, extra difficult campaign by MachineGames.
You'd think it would stop there, but no. You ALSO have the "id Vault", which contains basically every little piece of development history you could think of, including tech demos from the mid 90s. Aaaaaaand in keeping with old id Software tradition, they released this remaster's source code on GitHub FOR FREE.
Seriously...how do you top this?
For $10 (or free, if you already owned Quake II on Steam), you get the base game, as well as both of it's two expansions, all in widescreen with touched up textures that don't trample over the original game's art direction. In addition to that, you ALSO get the Quake II 64 campaign, as well as a brand new, extra difficult campaign by MachineGames.
You'd think it would stop there, but no. You ALSO have the "id Vault", which contains basically every little piece of development history you could think of, including tech demos from the mid 90s. Aaaaaaand in keeping with old id Software tradition, they released this remaster's source code on GitHub FOR FREE.
Seriously...how do you top this?
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10 months ago