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GENERAL INFORMATION
GENRE/STYLE
Shooter/First-Person Shooter
RELEASE DATE
30/NOV/97
ESRB RATING
MATURE, Animated Blood & Gore, Animated Violence
DEVELOPER
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DESCRIPTION
After successfully completing a mission in space, your ship was hit by a stray laser blast. You crash landed on an alien world, filled with countless buildings and cities. As you look around, you realize that the only way you're going to escape is to fight your way through it all, crumble this alien empire and ultimately destroy their hopes for advancement throughout the galaxy. The world is depending on your skills as a space marine to save all of mankind. Are you up to the task?
Quake II is the sequel to the smash hit Quake. The sequel features a brand new adventure that will have you swimming through the dark, murky cesspools of the alien world, entering and conquering various military-like bases and eliminating any resistance. You'll need a powerful arsenal of weapons, and luckily, you're supplied generously. Railguns, hyperblasters, grenade launchers and even a BFG (we all know what that means, don't we?) are all waiting to be found as are various items and armors to help you along the way. And of course, there is a multiplayer feature which adds so much life to this game, that people will be playing it for years to come. ~ Michael L. House, All Game Guide
Past 14 days
“Quake II is one of the original gems of PC gaming, if not just gaming itself. The graphics were pure gold for it's time (and really, they didn't age too bad). The soundtrack was killer. And the enemy types and guns were just huge. This is probably...”
“Quake II is one of the original gems of PC gaming, if not just gaming itself. The graphics were pure gold for it's time (and really, they didn't age too bad). The soundtrack was killer. And the enemy types and guns were just huge. This is probably one of the best shooters to ever hit the scene and is still very much enjoyable to this day. The single player is incredible fun and can be played in co-op, much like all of the older id Software games. The game does have sort of the 'blue key' feel to some of the levels, but really, that added a bit to the game. Some may find that type of gameplay to be dated, but at least this makes a bit more sense rather just all doors being opened like today's games. Do aliens not have locks anymore? One of the coolest things about this game is having the a dead body attract flies to it (black pixels, to be exact) swarm bodies. It gives you a feel that there's stink in the game.
Multiplayer is amazing fun too, as it can host up to 64 players in arena style bliss. Using a service like Xfire of GameSpy, you can still play this game online and enjoy what many of us enjoyed years ago. There's still an active community and it's great to be able to tear it down, old skool, in this terrific game.”
created 07/NOV/2009
“Been trying to get on 70.86.44.154:27911 D:”
“Been trying to get on 70.86.44.154:27911 D:”
created 05/AUG/2009
“Its pretty hard to top the multi-player gameplay from this game when it was in its prime. I enjoyed this game even more than Quake 3 Arena, which was dedicated to multi-player. The single-player was good, but the multi-player is probably dead now.”
“Its pretty hard to top the multi-player gameplay from this game when it was in its prime. I enjoyed this game even more than Quake 3 Arena, which was dedicated to multi-player. The single-player was good, but the multi-player is probably dead now.”
created 21/JUL/2009
“As the first quake this is also a classic. Had some really great times back in the days with this one over LAN :)”
“As the first quake this is also a classic. Had some really great times back in the days with this one over LAN :)”
created 03/JUL/2009
“Played Quake 2 when it was released. Nowadays only the mods. Played the mod called Action Quake 2 from 2002 and still love it. Anyway really like Quake 2 (+mods) because of the action and the gameplay.”
“Played Quake 2 when it was released. Nowadays only the mods. Played the mod called Action Quake 2 from 2002 and still love it. Anyway really like Quake 2 (+mods) because of the action and the gameplay.”
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