You are humanity’s last hope to stop the Strogg, a hostile alien race waging war against Earth. Play this military sci-fi FPS, now upgraded for modern platforms with improved visuals, new campaign content, online multiplayer/co-op, and more.
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C quake mais c plus weak que le 1 j'aime moins le level design qui est moins clair et assez redondant, et le jeu est plus proche d'une suite de doom avec des aliens body horror qui remplacent les démons (donc un peu moins stylés imo que quake 1 ou les vrais doom) ca reste solide mais dans le ressenti c'est dans les derniers jeux ID classiques a faire. Au moins il a le buzz d'être le premier jeu id avec un boss final pas guez qui a 2 phases étou Les extensions c'est globalement la même chose avec peut-être des niveaux un poil plus variés, donc ca reste bien sans être exceptionnel à l'exception de call of the machine qui comme souvent dans les remasters nightdive est pour moi le highlight du jeu de loin avec des vrais level designs qui ont une ambiance et une petite histoire en plus d'avoir une attention et un soin supérieur a l'équivalent de quake 1, et qui permet de vraiment profiter de ce que le jeu a à offrir au maximum, en plus d'être beau et d'avoir vu fan service Overall sympa mais pas hyper mémorable moins envie d’y rejouer que les autres jeux d’id
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Although Doom 1 and 2 are quite playable in my opinion, Quake 2 feels so insanely modern in comparison I believe it stands head and shoulders above them in terms of being playable by a modern audience. This game set the new standard, and that's not even taking into account engine lineage.
Don't get me wrong, the railgun is good, the music is also good, and the death match is probably solid. That being said, this is probably the most dull fps i've played, levels and enemies just kinda blended together and i wound up in a state where i only did everything i could for the game so i wouldn't have to touch it again.
Quake II was a fun ride. I'm a sucker for SCI-FI, and this game is pure sci-fi action greatness. Different from the first's gothic/medieval atmosphere(which was also amazing), so I understand if fans of that wouldn't like this direction, but for sci-fi fans like myself, this was a fun FPS to play through as a precursor to the next main singleplayer entry in the series, QUAKE 4, which was just as fun to me. Nostalgia! Badass guns, and a badass soundtrack to go with it. Beats most modern FPS still. No added nonsense, just pure sci-fi fps fun just as it's supposed to be. Long live QUAKE!
me get good game, me play game, me happy
Not as good as Quake 1, and the story/atmosphere is atrociously bland, but it still stomps 90% of FPS games that release nowadays for half the price. The new content added by Machine Games also of course adds a load of replayability, and it's fun with friends to play through either the entire campaign, the new wave-based horde mode, or just boogie on down in classic deathmatch with bots or friends. The weapon sandbox is quite fun and weapons are crunchy and impactful, albeit a bit bland, but it's always satisfying gibbing enemies and corpses. There's also a pretty extensive behind-the-scenes gallery for concept art and development history, as well as a model viewer allowing you to easily see the changes the remaster made. This time around it allows you to even change your player model in the singleplayer campaign and be a Bitterwoman rather than a Bitterman, so that's always a plus for me.
total strogg destruction KILL KILL KILL
For me personally Quake II has always teetered on a fine line between fun and mid. It becomes very repetitive but as long as you keep moving and shooting it's absorbing and worth the price of admission. This remaster is excellent and fixes all of the annoying issues with the original version and the new episode, Call of the Machine, is probably the best part. Well done again Nightdive.
legendary game. q2dm1)
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