Quake

Action Quake 2 (aka AQ2) is a popular mod for the computer game Quake II. It attempted to recreate the fun and feel of an action movie, where one bullet could actually kill someone, but the odds were better if you kept hitting them with more. It came with several well designed maps, and featured many of the action movie staples, such as kevlar jackets and sniper rifles. ...more on Wikipedia about "Action Quake 2"

ARQuake is an Augmented Reality version of the popular Quake game by id Software. Created in the Wearable Computer Lab at the University of South Australia, ARQuake provides a first person shoot-em-up that allows the user to run around in the real world whilst playing a game in the computer generated world. The system uses GPS, a hybrid magnetic and inertial orientation sensor, a custom made gun controller, and a standard laptop carried on a backpack. ARQuake was the first fully working Augmented Reality game created for outdoor use. ...more on Wikipedia about "Arquake"

The BFG10K or BFG10000 is an extremely powerful fictional weapon appearing in the first-person shooter computer games Quake II and Quake III Arena (though the Quake II and Quake III versions of the weapon are considerably different) and also in Skulltag. The weapon is named in homage to the BFG9000, a weapon in Doom and Doom II, games which are considered precursors to the Quake series. It is described in the Quake II game manual as a "Big, uh, freakin' gun". ...more on Wikipedia about "BFG10K"

CheapHack is a TomazQuake-derived engine that started in January 2002 and made its final release in February 2004 after numerous delays of technical system difficulties. It is considered outdated and should not be used for serious play. ...more on Wikipedia about "CheapHack"

DarkPlaces is the most advanced of the free software Quake engines. It has historically innovated most of the standard features which are later incorporated into other Quake engines. It also features an enhanced network code, with asychronous delta compression, and a built in server browser. It also features real time lighting and bump mapping. DarkPlaces is actively developed by LordHavoc and contributors. ...more on Wikipedia about "Darkplaces"

Deathmatch Classic or DMC is a multiplayer mod of the popular first-person shooter, Half-Life. It was first released with the 1.1.0.7 patch of the game on June 11, 2001. ...more on Wikipedia about "Deathmatch Classic"

DeFRaG is a free mod for id Software's Quake III. Unlike most other first person shooters, the bonus is not on killing, but rather on trickjumping and speedruns, and, depending on the individual player, the style with which these are accomplished. Skill is measured by the time in which maps are completed, and outstanding times can be submitted to an online high score table. ...more on Wikipedia about "DeFRaG (computer game)"

FuhQuake is a QuakeWorld engine based on ZQuake which is in turn based upon the QuakeWorld source code released by id Ssoftware under the GPL license in 1999. FuhQuake is developed and maintained by Australian Quaker A 'fuh' Nourai, and is probably the most widely used of all the QuakeWorld engines. ...more on Wikipedia about "FuhQuake"

Gloom is a team-based multiplayer Quake II mod created by Team Reaction. Ever since Gloom's official release on the 30th January, 1999, it has celebrated a long and dynamic life — as far as game modifications are concerned — partly attributed to its atmospheric, addictive and unique gameplay. Even today, there are still a substantial number of Gloom servers, most of which still see a good amount of activity. ...more on Wikipedia about "Gloom (game mod)"

GQ is a replacement Quake 1 engine that adds features that can be found in TomazQuake and DarkPlaces, but without any of the slowdown associated. ...more on Wikipedia about "GQ (game engine)"

The Jorg is a battle-mech style sub-boss monster encountered in the final single player level of Quake II. It is the main attack vessel of the Makron, surpreme leader of the Strogg, who is the final boss of the game. The Jorg has roughly 3000 HP, and possesses twin chaingun-cannons in its arms. In addition, the Makron can fire his BFG10K from the Jorg. Once the Jorg dies, the Makron will disengage from it and fight the player one on one. ...more on Wikipedia about "Jorg"

When id Software released Quake in 1996, it was former employee Dave Taylor who developed a Linux port in what seemed to be his spare time. The port, released in July 1996, titled xquake had limited appeal and seemed more a proof of concept than a serious attempt at a game port. ...more on Wikipedia about "Linux Quake port"

*Strogg Marine ...more on Wikipedia about "List of Strogg in Quake 4"

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The Makron is the final boss of the first-person shooter computer game Quake II and Quake 4. It should be noted, however, that the two Makrons are (possibly) different entities, as the title reflects a position rather than a name. ...more on Wikipedia about "Makron"

Malice is a total conversion for Quake, developed jointly by Team Epochalypse (which would go on to form Ratloop) and Quantum Axcess. Malice was published by Quantum Axcess, in October 1997 and sold as a stand alone item. It would also later be available bundled with Q!Zone and the original Quake in the form of the Resurrection Pack for Quake, distributed by GT Interactive. The game requires a full version of Quake to run. ...more on Wikipedia about "Malice (computer game)"

Matthew Kane is the protagonist of the computer game Quake 4. He is the first named main character of the Quake series. ...more on Wikipedia about "Matthew Kane"

MoreQuakeWorld (MQWCL) is an enhanced QuakeWorld client based on the GPL'd QuakeWorld sourcecode released by id software in 1999. As one of the first new QW engines to emerge after the sourcecode release, MoreQuakeWorld was developed by Polish Quaker Azazello with input from various helpers and rapidly gained popularity among the online community. ...more on Wikipedia about "MQWCL"

nxQuake is a source port of id Software's Quake engine to the Sega Dreamcast video game console by BlackAura. NxQuake supports the registered and shareware versions of Quake. It also has a modlist that allows you to select the original game, mods, and total conversions. ...more on Wikipedia about "NxQuake"

PlanetQuake is a website devoted to the Quake series of games by id Software. It offers web hosting for maps, mods, conversions, etc. PlanetQuake is a part of the GameSpy network. ...more on Wikipedia about "PlanetQuake"

ProQuake is a modified Quake engine, developed by J. P. Grossman from the original id Software GPL-licensed Quake code. ProQuake was created to further competitive play, including features such as more granular aim and cheat-free mode. Its stated goals are to provide improvements and fixes without changing the nature of competitive game play. ProQuake is fully backwards-compatible to original Quake ( NetQuake, not QuakeWorld). ...more on Wikipedia about "ProQuake"

(QPong) QPong was a Quake II mod, created by Team Reaction, released in the summer of 1998. ...more on Wikipedia about "QPong"

QPong was a Quake II mod, created by Team Reaction, released in the summer of 1998. ...more on Wikipedia about "Qpong (game mod)"

The Quad damage is a powerup in the first-person shooter computer game series Quake. ...more on Wikipedia about "Quad damage"

Quake is a first-person shooter computer game that was released by id Software on July 22 1996. It was the first game in the popular Quake series of computer and video games. ...more on Wikipedia about "Quake"

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