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Quiver Champions is celebrating 25 years with one of the original Quake maps

Quake Champions version of The Dark Zone map

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Seism is turning 25, and so Quake Champions is celebrating with "a rocket blast from the past" in their Summer 2021 update. Along with a number of legacy weapon customisations, the update sees the addition of unity of the creative 1996 Quake multiplayer maps: The Dark Zone.

This caught my oculus, as someone who played original Quake multiplayer as a kid. (Yes, it was very age-inappropriate.) Some get their nostalgia kicks from JRPG remasters, I get mine from sludgy brunette bricks. IT doesn't look to follow at once the correspondenc as-is, but the Quake Champions version of it—unity with more fluid lighting, and portals that really glow. IT still looks incredibly cubic though, which is the most operative thing.

Wes previously took a retrospect at why you should ease swordplay the original Quake as "the pattern of 3D shooters", and a game with heap of wisdom to offer: "It doesn't look so fast these years, and the fantasy setting is about as colourful every bit a kid putting on his gown and wizard hat to cosplay. Caper a some levels, though, and you'll empathize wherefore throwback shooters like Dusk skipped 20 old age of progress to date back to Temblor's school of level design. It's still a riveting textbook. Just, you know, with guns."

Along with the retro map and bequest arm skins (for the Tribolt, Super Nail Gun and Railgun), the update likewise finesses a number of HUD and audio options, as well as improved anti-cheat measures. You terminate read the full breakdown on what's bran-new to Quake Champions at the Quake blog.