In 1997 Quake II was released ending the Strogg's collective leader the Makron being killed. Quake III moves away from the Strogg, but the universe's worst cybernetic foes return in Quake IV, ready to be destroyed yet again by Earth's forces. Quake II left the Strogg home planet without its planetary defenses, leaving it open for your attack as part of Earth's new armada. You help deliver the final assault to the Strogg as Matthew Kane, member of an elite squad fighting along squadmates with vehicles and advanced weaponary. Quake IV is based on the Doom III engine, although it is apparent that Quake IV will be a superior modding platform thanks to iD and Raven's efforts in optimizing the netcode, adding vehicles, and general fixes made to the engine since Doom III's release.
Eat at medve's - Recommended Quake 4 mods
Hi folks! This is my new amateur modblog. This first episode will be about absolutley Quake 4. - how to make q4 widescreen - how to install a quake 4 mod (and run it of course) - how to install custom...
Oct 3, 2012 News
Quake 4 HardQore Released
The Final Build of HardQore is now available for download. It comes in both manual install and self installing. The release includes all the changes from the previously released patch, 5 new levels and...
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They really should have made an expansion for this game, not to mention release the source code.
ID is not generous anymore, they don't make shareware versions, only paid versions and they don't release source code. Right now, ID is "Just another company"
how about this Facepunch.com
I'm farely certain they released an SDK which included the source code for the game-logic at least.
anyone know anything about an uncut patch/mod etc. for the german version of the game?
Nope.
My buddy from Belgium did buy it for me on steam since the uncut version is the only one that is worth playing online. You can look in certain gaming stores and ASK for the uncut version as they are not allowed to display it.
yes you can run the game, however the fx series cards wasnt exactly top notch when they were new, you should def get something else
I have Nvidia 5500 fx (128 mb),1.9 Ghz processor and 2 Gb of ram.
can I run this game?.
yes
Incredible! can't believe I found people that think the same way as I do about HL2!
Quake 4 rocks very hard by the way ;D