Quake (PC) 1080p Gameplay
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ต.ค. 2024
- High-definition gameplay footage of id Software's Quake, one of the first true 3D first-person shooters ever made. Although its development was hampered at times and it would mark John Romero's last outing at id, Quake would go on to be critically acclaimed. Some of its fans even prefer it over other grandfathers of the genre like Doom and Wolfenstein 3D! If you would like to give it a shot yourself, Quake is now available on Steam for just $9.99.
To make the Steam version of Quake look and sound just like this, just download the Ultimate Quake patch from the following link:
www.moddb.com/...
*Since I've been asked several times why the Steam version of Quake doesn't look/sound like this:*
You must first download and install the Ultimate Quake patch. This unofficial patch updates the game to run on an OpenGL source port, fixes the soundtrack, and more.
To download and get more information on the Ultimate Quake patch, visit the following link: www.moddb.com/games/quake/downloads/ultimate-quake-patch-v1-11
Patch crashes my game 5 seconds into playing it
@Chubzdoomer Hey thanks for giving out this information. I just downloaded the ultimate quake patch on the link that you provided and it does work, my Quake game from Steam does look a lot better, the graphics look excellent. But the downside to all this is I can't put in a different CD to play different music while I'm playing the game. Meaning I can't put in a different music CD like before/ back in the days when you were able to put in a different music CD of your favorite artist and play whatever music you want while playing Quake 1 on your computer. If you personally owned the Quake game from back in the days then you'll know what I'm talking about. Anyways this may sound a bit crazy but is it possible to uninstall the Ultimate Quake patch that you provided and then play the Quake game in it's old school original form so in that case then I can play whatever music I want like back in the days unless you know another way where I don't have to do all this where I can play the Quake game in the new remastered HD form and then play whatever music I want. Please respond and let me know. Thank you. Peace. ✌
@@RussX5Z I honestly have no idea. I've only ever installed the Ultimate Quake patch and used it as-is. Sorry for not being able to help!
@@Chubzdoomer Hey no problem and thanks for responding. By the way the good news is I pretty much figured it out myself. Like I figured out how you can play whatever CD music you want including mp3's while you are playing Quake 1 (the new remastered HD version). One other question I have for you is how did you get your Quake game's color (the one in this video) looking as good, dark, and grim looking (similar to the original quake) as it does in this video? Like which resolution, game brightness, custom brightness, brightness, and gamma did you set it to? Like in my situation I'm satisfied with my game looking very clear and HD looking but the small problem I have is the colors look a little too bright and colorful looking for Quake like I remember Quake is suppose to look very grim, dark, and gothic looking. Like I tried to make the colors darker and grimmer looking similar to the original Quake but it still looks a little too bright and colorful looking. If you don't mind please tell me what you set the colors and resolution to. And sorry for asking you so much questions. Peace.
This is more like a speedrun
Aw, I remember when my dad and sister used to play this and ide hide behind their shoulders and watch. Used to give me nightmares but I just couldn't look away. Good times
Sweet childhood memories :D
i used to hide behind a thing and watch them play Cod: zombies i didn't get nightmares I was like "cool"
Had that same thing with half life .
Difficulty levels according to Q1 manual ;)
Easy: This is meant for little kids and grandmas.
Medium: Most people should start Quake at Medium skill.
Hard: Here at id, we play Hard skill, and we think you should too, once you're ready.
Nightmare: This is so bad that the entry is hidden, so people won't wander in by accident.
If you find it, don't say we didn't warn you.
@georgethomas5109 I'm very late but goldsrc was just a modified version of quake engine
I remember my father and boyfriend were obsessed with this game back around 1997 or 98. They would play sometimes for 10 hours straight. It was pretty state of the art back then. Quake, Doom, and Red Alert were always played in my house, until a few years later when Everquest came out.
And Blood was pretty scary, violent and great game.
@George Thomas an online video game. I’m not sure if it’s still around but my father had multiple subscriptions with different characters and he’d play online with my aunt and uncle twice a week.
I never got into it so I can’t tell u much but it was a very big deal to my family 😂
My dad had 2 computer monitors in the living room each hooked up to two computers. He’d be different characters on the same account simultaneously lol. Weird.
does anyone know if there's a way to add the Projectile Shotguns from Arcane Dimensions mod into the regular Quake maps? for me they enhance so much the gameplay feel, so good lol
damn I wish I had so much in common with my gf’s dad
Duke Nukem was ok too. The father of these was Wolfenstein 3d
Now i understand why there's the fov option in Minecraft "Quake Pro"
Looks beautiful. They don't make games like this any more - intense, atmospheric, gory and really fun. I remember first playing this in 1996 at the age of 9 and it scared the shit out of me. I hope ID now do a remake of this like they did with DOOM. It deserves the same if not more recognition.
they are making a new one look at the reveal trailer from E3
Baz87100 agreed,
i too had the chance
to play this back in the day and it
also scared the crap outta me..... i hope that id also goes back to this style since they concluded ya know the strogg storyline in quake 2 n 4:)
Baz87100 I was gonna comment about DOOM but saw the rest of yours
Ex Cebolla he knew about it already
imao lmao, and btw doom and quake are amazing
games ftw, and btw love you my man:)
Andrew Haxley
Thanks, i love u too man
Much as I love the developments in games, I sometimes feel we’ve made them too complicated on the whole. While the immersive ness of open-world or deep story games is fab, it’s really hard to dip in for a 5-10 minute level like you could with something like Quake.
Yeah man, I agree with that.
Yes, I think so, too. When I would play a game I must at first install Updates, after them thinking where I was the last time I played it and what I have to do and what Keys I need for some actions. Quake was a game "Start it, Shoot, don´t think, only kill and survive"
i totally agree. modern gaming just takes too much time. i like the immersion of modern gaming can just be game breaking. too many cutscenes in modern adventure type games which is an instant immersion breaker for me. death stranding for example almost 20% of the entire game is just cut scenes. hours and hours and hours of cut scenes. how can anyone actaully enjoy that? i want to play a game. if i wanted to watch a movie id just do that.
Acolis Cutcenes can be an important and enjoyable part of a game if done correctly. It's all about balance or what sort of game you wanna play. A lot of mythic game's moment come from cutcenes
I agree i love games that are easy to get into, that you can let for a month and get into again without being lost. However a lot of older game were also as (or even more) complicated as new games, take Fallout, Deux Ex, Civ, starcraft...ect
Deh! Rah!
Deh! Rah!
Deh-Deh! Rah-Rah!
UH ! HUU !
Lol
Uhah uahu dehh deh raah
Boom boom boom teh teh teh cocking noise boom boom boom tah tah tah
Humph!
Trent Reznor really went full nuts to butts on this soundtrack. One of the eeriest game ost's out there.
I hate your pfp
I'm 16 never played Quake but for some reason I really love the art style of this game and the 1993 Doom, I'm an aspiring game designer and would love to make a game with the original Quake & Doom feel
Look up the upcoming game "Strafe", they're literally doing exactly what you said lol. I think they have a 1996 spoof trailer on youtube, look it up.
Alfred L. Sadly, it was badly advertised and the actual game didn't look like a tribute to DOOM as it was advertised, it ended up being a rogue like with randomly generated levels (that end up being poorly designed) with boring weapons to choose, almost no weapon upgrades, and it is too punishing with health and armor pickups. At least it's gore and gunplay are solid, but it ends up being a decent game at best, I would give it a 5 and a half out of 10. While the classic DOOM gets either a 9 or a 10.
Well, if you plan on making a true FPS that beats the shit out of CoD, I'm all for it
Ching Yang and no one cares that you think that.
please do make a game like this. for like 3ds, 2ds, PlayStation, Xbox, yk, the goods. Nintendo switch maybe? Either way, I want to experience this game again.
openeing doors by shooting them? can't get much more badass than that
What about cutting a demon in half with a chainsaw to get ammo
in earlier FPS games such as Doom, the characters are pixelated and their animations are in 2D. Quake is probably the first FPS game where you see a full 3D content.
Omg it's been 25 years and it seems like yesterday I was playing this!
My dad used to take me (and our whole freaking computer) to his friends house and we would have this thing we called quake a thons with like 30 other people and their computers. It was the BEST.
You played this in 1996?
i miss this game. i fucking love it. especially the soundtrack by my beloved NIN.
Just play it, there are sourceports that let it run on modern systems.
HappyBeezerStudios - by Lord_Mogul or just on steam, they just made fresh update for the game
Hn nigga dis shiii looks ass warzone is better
Im sorry i had to look this up after listening to Joe Rogans episode.
same
Is this Thresh? Lol
Me too, fuck it looks budget
2 minutes into this video and I now understand why Joe was addicted. And here I thought Crash Bandicoot, Resident Evil, and Tekken 2 were the games of that year.
Kyle Phipps haha for me it was Twisted Metal, i could play that in my dreams after a while.
1:54 nine inch nail logo
Trent Reznor made/helped with the soundtrack
It also states “You got the nails”
Trent Reznor also voiced the Ranger.
Trent Reznor is big on Doom as well. You can see NIN thing in Doom also
@@dbodooley NIN >>>>>>>>
What a frikkin awesome game. The best Quake.
That soundtrack though
+Francis Ducharme Ambience at its best. :-)
Trent Reznor is a genius.
Hey, Chub! Where's download link?
Nine Inch Nails, though
As much as I love some of the older cod games and modern games in general, nothing will fascinate me more than the 90’s run and gun style. Doom and Quake hold my highest respect.
1996 was a good year... spent many nights playing Duke Nukem 3d and Quake.
Then going to the arcade to play ultimate mk3
This game is the best! I would love for there to be another Quake like the first one.
Thanks for playing with the music on.
I don't know why anyone would ever turn it off.
This was a game ! A masterpiece !
I could watch this alllll day. I miss it sooo much. When I was in 9th-10th grade, myself and about 10 of my friends and 2 or 3 teachers would do quake tournaments every Saturday at the high school. I wish they would release this again!!!
It's already been re-released on Steam and GOG! :-)
How to play this game today:
1. Buy it from Steam or GOG.
2. Download a source-port, I would highly recommend Quakespasm Spiked, FTEQW, or Darkplaces.
3. Move all the files in the Quake folder from Steam or GOG to a folder where the source-port is located.
4. Download a pk3 file that has the music.
5. Download my HD sounds from ModDB, it is called "Sean's Better Quality Sounds for Quake." (They are the same as always, but remastered.
6. Download the Colored Lightmaps, they are gorgeous.
7. Optional: Download the Authentic Model Improvement mod for nicer models.
8. Start up the game and enjoy.
@@DeevDaRabbit Hey Sean, just stumbled on this today. I'll def give it a try. Tx.
@@aldunlop4622 Ignore the moddb step. That's old. Go to this link for HD sounds instead:
www.celephais.net/board/view_thread.php?id=61714&start=43
The bleak, desolate setting. The Shamblers, the Grunts, the Vore, the Death Knights…and more. The Trent Reznor soundtrack. I loved it. I just never really knew why I was there in the first place. Excellent game.
Quake 1 is basically just Doom 1's little brother.
Not really... More like Quake is what Doom wished it could have been. Single player Q1 and Doom1 were similar, but of course Quake had the advantage of 3 years of rapidly advancing graphics engines (and hardware - mainly CPU/mem speeds). What really put Quake on the gamers map forever was the LAN multiplayer. Unreal Tournament came out shortly thereafter, building on Quake's multiplayer success, and seemingly orders of magnitude better graphics and frame rate.... Make make no mistake though, Quake was more like the "much *smarter* younger brother" to Doom.
The younger cooler brother
@@vaprex What you've just described is that quake basically is the IT guy of the family and Doom is the absolute Chad of a man who was probably killing a guy john wick style as quake was losing his virginity.
These graphics were outstanding back in the good old days
Shadows looks good even today
My cousin had this game on his computer. I used to sneak on it in the middle of the night & play it. I died so quickly 😂
Same here, literally the exact same scenario too! Lol too funny.
Have the game still on my computer.
Amazing atmosphere.
fond memories. this and doom i grew up on. fantastic classic games
Thanks for the vid... so many great memories. Nice to see it played with skill too complete with good circle strafing.
Some of the most fun times I ever had multiplayer gaming was in Q1 around 1996-1998 with various mods like headhunters, Silly-But-Fun, runes.. and all that.
I remember getting a Diamond Monster 3D card and patching the game to use features of it like transparent water.... good times.
According to Wikipedia, the was the FPS that popularized WASD controls. In turn, WASD controls inspired the dual analog controls used on console FPSes. Thumbs up if you agree.
therealhardrock what is there to agree on?
"what is there to agree on?"
That he wants as many thumbs up his arse as possible?
Man Beadle 23 apparently.
Ahhh this brings back memories; school, no worries, no job, just playing and having fun! Those were the days!
This shit was scary back in the day haha :) nostalgic...
hahahahahah you where scared sweet soft man
what a noob
get reked boy
Ah those sound effects bring back memories.
Trent Reznor made all the noices in this game. I had no idea. Makes everything even more badass.
I remember playing this on my dads $5000 Pentium 75 in 1996 for hours and beat it like 30 times, I was 7. Those were the simple days..
We had a 486 DXII 50, the furthest that the motherboard could go was having a Pentium 90 chip. Even at that, had to run games in DOS as opposed to Windows (also applied to Ultimate Doom, Doom II, and Duke Nukem)
Brings back memories from around '96 and '97
I used to play this on my n64. Loved this game and was big part of my childhood. I started playing this at 6 years old
My dad played Quake along with Half Life a long long time ago. I played the game a few times at the age of 2 or 3, but I am more of a fan of my favorite first person shooter game.
Dear God, my childwood T_T I use to love more Quake than Doom (I use to play both, but Quake was my boy)
Quake released later than Doom=better graphics&sounds. That's why.
popis3493 Doom is faster paced
while Quake was gothic style and inspiring!
so i would say that both games get the recognition they deserve,
Oh memories. Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails wrote the soundtrack back then. NIN-Logo on boxes.
i can almost hear my old shitty speakers playing the music. Also made me miss my 800x600 crt monitor.
First time playing Quake was this year and I love it. I prefer it over Doom but only by a tiny fraction. I hope levels design goes back to putting puzzles and interesting fights first than narrative. I do not care if it is a very abstract.
The good old days when this was considered good graphics. I miss the old GBC/GBA/SP, PS1,N64, and even PS2/XBOX days.
So many good memories! Kids enjoy your childhood, every second of it.
I remember the ammo boxes for the nail gun had the NIN logo on... nice touch, great game
The DarkPlaces source port/engine, which I believe is a modified version of GLQuake.
To be more specific, I'm using the Steam version of Quake with the fan-made Ultimate Quake Patch installed. The Ultimate Quake Patch utilizes the DarkPlaces engine developed by LordHavoc, the plasmagun fix by OoPpEe, the music patch originally hosted on widescreengamingforum dotcom and the NSIS install system developed by Nullsoft.
You're skilled... Well played.
This game is kinda scary, and im thinking of doing an LP of this...hoo man thats gonna be a challenge
pussy lol
This was my first computer game in 96. I was 9 lmao I played this game for hours and hours.
I wonder: how many times have you played this game? LoL.
What makes you say that? :-)
he's jealous. that's it lol.
Or impressed.
Impressed i would say.
Tiago i
played through it lots of times, so
i would say totally impressed ftw:)
I played this in 1996 on a Cyrix 686 (now defunct CPU manufacturer), with 32 MB of RAM (8 of which were shared video memory) on a resolution of 512x384 pixels. It ran at around 15 FPS and still, to this day, it was one of the most intense gaming experiences I remember.
The only modern game that achieved that level of exhilaration is DOOM (2016).
My wife would look at me grinning at the screen and she said I looked like a demented child.
this my friends, was the first ever fully 3D fps for home computers. oh how far we have come
I remember I bought a sidewinder Joystick in 2000 and this game came free with it! I was looking for this game again to download! I just couldn't remember the name, nice video brings back memories. I had a surround sound hooked up and the sounds would mess with you creepy!
adaboy4z Who could resist that offer?
adaboy4z get it on steam
Man, for graphics back in the 1990s, it's more cutting edge than the Nintendo 64.
the graphics still hold up to this day. What a fucking achievement. This game was running on computers that had clockspeed of around 100mhz on a single core.
The fact that Quake, being such an old game now is not an eye-sore, really goes to show how good quality that game was and perhaps still is!
That super modded fluid animations are... AMAZING, bu i love the old frame animations more.
yeap
If you like the old animations, open up the console in-game and type "r_lerpmodels 0".
I am almost 40yo...bud I never forget this ...when it came out.....HYPED for weeks holy shit
This game is amazing it still holds up to 2019
Indeed, still fun as hell to play even today, just like DOOM and Duke 3D! I also highly recommend Dusk. It's probably the closest we've come to a modern Quake-ish game.
Chubzdoomer i know about dusk great game
I was 8 when i played this, in 1998, it was fucking terrifying !! Awesome!
I loved to play this online back in 1998
Only 2 year late
Q1 is the most atmospheric shooter for me, glad they used that as an inspiration in Quake Champions as well
I swear the box of nails had the Nine Inch Nails logo on it..
yup. i'm you've probably already figured this out by now, but trent reznor had actually composed the soundtrack for this game :P so of course, it just naturally makes sense to put the NIN logo on a box of nails! :D
***** well i don't know too much about all that as i've never played the game myself. i only go by what others have said and thats how i discovered this soundtrack in the first place. i've also learned through comments that for whatever reason the steam version doesn't include the soundtrack. and i'm sorry, i'm not very smart when it comes to technological terminology so i don't know anything about source ports :/
***** In real mode DOS and may be with windows98 etc. you get the music from the CD, you also had to have the CD-rom drive audio cable connected to your soundcard, memories! if you are using a DOS emulator check that cable on the back of your cd-rom and make sure you are using the cd version of the game of course.
I remember being about 5 years old and sitting on my dads knee whilst he played this, never once scared me either! Always liked it when he got one of the dogs 😂
could be the nostalgia talking but this game had atmosphere way beyond anything that has come out in the last 10 years
OH MY GOD. I JUST REALIZED THAT QUAKES ROCKET LAUNCHER IS "THE ORIGINAL" IN TF2.
fun fact: tf2 used to be a quake mod ;)
btw valve hired the people who did the team fortreas quake mod so without quake tf2 would never exist;)
memories occupied....what a game...it was.....was searching this for a week
Used to play this with my dad in like 2002. What a time to be alive.
I used to play this game for hours at a time. I still remember those maps and bad guys.
I loved this game. Played with my pops all the time growing up
Oh man this takes me back to my childhood with ultimate jump scares and my nerves on high alert! I definitely wasn’t any good at the game but I absolutely loved the rush!
The PS and XBOX versions are so different. The biggest thing for me is the movement of my gun. The console version has no movement and looks like I’m just floating around. Complete immersion killer!
I remember playing this before I was a teenager...need to replay for all time sake
Games terrifying. Love it and the art style and sound. Music is haunting and gives the feel of misery and hopelessness.
Solid game.
@TheDoomGuy333 The only input you can receive from the player is in the form of in-game actions (Fire, Open, Use, etc.) so you couldn't specify the 9 key in particular, but one of the easiest ways to accomplish what you're wanting is to create a custom item in DECORATE that acts as either a health or mana potion. You can even take a look at Heretic's Quartz Flask ("ArtiHealth" on the ZDoom Wiki) which is an inventory item that restores health to learn how to create your own.
i played this during night shifts with coworkers back in 98 so much fun
@Zirbling The Steam versions of both Quake and Quake II have the soundtracks if you download the "Ultimate Patches" found on the Steam Quake forums. Those patches specifically fix the music and other things. Most of the time those threads are bumped so that you don't even have to look very far to find them. I just figured I'd post that information in case it helps. The Steam versions are the ones I'm playing in all of my Quake videos.
Amazing game still one of the best even in 2022, addicting and if you wanna practice first person shooters there is not better than this game.
10/10 Quake
This remember me the old and classic Doom
I'm pretty sure there's a map on a Doom 2 mod made after this. Exactly the same layout. Gotta check which one is it.
Boy, this brings back memories. I know this whole part of the game like a personal memory, I get the whole sense of my mindset and my mental age and likings at the time (including boyfriends)
Awesome game. I like Doom a bit more though
Shang Tsung Yeah, I'm the same way. As great as Quake is, I think DOOM is the better game overall.
@@Juniorgrava_ BRUH! same...
Happy Birthday, Quake! :)
You probably had to play this 14 years ago to fully appreciate it!
Now it is 24 years ago... I feel so old. Quake 1 was first game which made me upgrade my first PC...
It’s still just as good. Same with Heretic, DOOM, and a lot of the other games made by ID.
Agreed. Doom's monster designs were the best of all id Software titles in my opinion.
Esto era otro nivel, tengo 32 años y jugue esto muchas horas con mucho miedo en mis espaldas, eran otros tiempos
this is a total throw back
Quakeworld was the first FPS online shooter I ever played, on dialup baby!
Holy shit, I played this a couple times when I was 8 or something and I do NOT remember it being as scary as this, I would'nt dare play it nowadays as a grown ass man
I’m 10 (2018) and I still love this game!
That noise your character makes when you jump sounds hilarious! XD
Always admired the sound effects to this 👌💪
Oh really? Well, look up "Sean's Better Quality sounds for Quake" on ModDB. You won't regret it. (I ain't a bot, I am just advertising where I see a good opportunity to do so.)
I remember when you could buy the Quake demo disc at 7-11. It also contained the full version of the game, so if you downloaded a simple hack, you could unlock the whole thing
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This game scared the crap out of me as a kid, as I was new to first-person shooters at the time. Thankfully, growing up changed that, and I wouldn't mind playing this. :D
Took modding to enable mouse viewing, then modding again to make the soundtrack work, but it was worth it, this game is pretty neat for 5 bucks!
i could watch this all day
this was an awesome game in that time. Really innovating, and its still fresh nowadays
quake looks so good, even today
Apparently Nine Inch Nails did the soundtrack and screams for this quake. The more you know
Im having nostalgia watching this .... i first ever played game ....really love this game and blood game too but dont know where to find them now .... THANK YOU SOO MUCH BRO FOR MAKING THIS TUTORIAL
I love the atmosphere of Quake. Of course back when it was first released it didn't look this good running in software rendering at 320x240 but it still had amazing atmosphere. GLQuake updated the visuals for the 3D cards that were appearing around that time and it really looked great. It doesn't even look that dated due to the good art design.
Trent Reznor did an amazing job of the soundtrack too, really added to the atmosphere. It was a scarier game than Doom and until Doom3 I don't think id captured that scariness, Quake2 having a very different theme.
Groundbreaking technology too, the first fully 3D FPS game. John Carmack got this going on PC's that until then had no business running full 3D games like this, the guy was a wizard with what he managed to do - people were running this on early Pentium class machines, nobody had much ram either.