The latest throw-back game coming from the folks at 3D Realms is a 90s-inspired shooter built using the original Quake engine by a group of “Quake” modders. “Wrath: Aeon of Ruin” is being developed by ...

Wrath: Aeon of Ruin is an upcoming FPS powered by the Quake 1 engine and published by 3D Realms and 1C Entertainment. In Early Access on the PC, Wrath proves that decades-old technology can still have ...

I always thought it used the Q2 engine, but after reading over at Voodoo Extreme several people say that it uses a modified Quake 1 engine. BTW, check out VoodooExtreme, they have a scoop that Valve ...

Wrath: Aeon of Ruin is a new, old-school shooter built on the Quake engine. 3D Realms has today revealed its new project: Wrath: Aeon of Ruin. Developed alongside new studio Killpixel, Wrath is a ...

If you’re an old fool like me, you’ll likely remember when the original Quake from id Software released back in 1996. A stupendous combination of frenetic gothic first-person violence and unmatched ...

Step 1: Buy and install Quake from Steam or GOG. Step 2: Choose and download a Quake engine source port. Step 3: Install your source port. Extract the source port zip file into your Quake folder.

Yesterday, 3D Realms teased the announcement of a new Quake 1 engine shooter. Today, the studio has delivered with the reveal of Wrath: Aeon of Ruin. Developed in partnership between 3D Realms, ...

Duke Nukem creator 3D Realms is stuck in the past. That’s not an insult or a criticism, it’s literally how the developer has decided to make games. After debuting Ion Maiden last year – a ...

Elden Ring and Quake, two games that, on the surface, could not be more different, have finally been forged together courtesy of a new Quake mod which turns the classic id Software FPS into a ...

A programmer managed to get the original "Quake" game running at 60fps on Apple Watch with gyro controls and sound. Tomas Vyzmazal used a "Quake" rendering engine mapped to a WatchKit surface to get ...

I've been in the mood to play some of the classic first person shooters, more specifically: Quake, Doom, and Duke3D. There seems to be a crap-ton of updated engines for Quake and Doom but I've also ...