The Legendary FPS Game of All Time Set to Make an Epic Comeback
Beloved FPS game set for a triumphant return, as rating agency listings hint at its long-awaited comeback Get ready to relive the thrilling action and nostalgia of one of the best FPS games of all time!
Quake 2 Remastered may currently be in development, as indicated by recent age rating listings for the unannounced game. Known for its status as one of the greatest FPS games of all time, Quake 2 offered an innovative shooting experience with highly engaging multiplayer features. Fans will undoubtedly be pleased to learn that an enhanced version of the game will soon be available for them to enjoy.
Developed by id Software as the successor to the iconic Doom franchise, the original Quake achieved immense success, thanks to its impressive graphics and utilization of a proprietary engine, which greatly impressed PC gamers at the time. Its sequel, Quake 2, made its debut in 1997, approximately a year after the release of its predecessor. This installment presented players with a completely distinct experience compared to the first game. The overall atmosphere underwent a significant transformation, as the dark, creature-filled rooms from the original were replaced by a more science-fiction-inspired setting during an alien invasion. Despite these substantial changes, Quake 2 managed to captivate gamers with its exceptional gameplay mechanics and fast-paced action. Now, it appears that a remastered version of the game is currently in progress.
The Game Rating and Administration Committee of Korea has recently rated Quake 2 Remastered, an unannounced game by id Software. According to the rating agency, the game will be released for PC and will feature intense depictions of violence, bloodshed, and graphic content. This aligns with the expectations for the classic Quake 2, but with enhanced graphics, support for 4K resolution, and various improvements to the multiplayer modes. Quake 2 is renowned for its exceptional multiplayer arena shooting experience, making these enhancements especially exciting for fans.
QuakeCon 2023 is scheduled to take place at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas from August 10 to 13. After being held online last year due to the pandemic, this in-person event will provide an opportunity for gamers to gather and discover what id Software has planned for the future. Fans are eagerly anticipating further details on the release of the remastered version of Quake, as well as any potential updates on other games.
Quake 2 is currently available for Nintendo 64, PC, PlayStation, and Xbox 360. A remaster is rumored to be in development for PC.
Source: Gematsu
