Tracked topic
It's got to be Doom. Technically what's installed is the most recent port, but it's still Doom. I consider Doom to be nearly, objectively, the best FPS ever made. And that's from a combination of historical importance—obviously it's extremely important—and relevance today. You can still go back and play Doom and almost everyone is going to have a good time. Even if you compare it to Wolfenstein 3D, which is fun in its own way, it has not aged as well as Doom has. And Quake has a lot of improvements, but in some ways does not have the same life to it that Doom does. I think chaos in vision and
'The mid-2000s was the golden era of first-person shooters': David Szymanski, creator of Dusk and Iron Lung, discusses the games on his PCThe boring answer [is] Doom, Quake … the one I have that's a little more unique is Infra, because that is a game I have a looping playthrough going on at any time. I always have a playthrough going of Infra, and when I finish it, I just start back over because it's my comfort game. It's a 30-hour game in a genre of two-hour games. It's so incredibly long. I remember my first time through, I thought I was approaching the end after maybe five hours, and I was maybe approaching the end of chapter 1. But that's part of what makes it so compelling, there's always something you don't remember about
'The mid-2000s was the golden era of first-person shooters': David Szymanski, creator of Dusk and Iron Lung, discusses the games on his PC… Indeed, you'll still find tiny fragments of Quake code in Valve's modern successor to GoldSrc—Source 2. Now, nearly three decades on from Half-Life's release, a modder has decided to put Quake back into Half-Life. Or maybe it's Half-Life back into Quake? …
… Actually, in the case of the Quake shareware CD-ROM, it was stuffed full of games you didn't buy, too. That's according to Fabien Sanglard, who's written a blog post on the curious case of the Quake shareware CD release . …
… Quake co-designer Sandy Petersen, who joined id Software in 1993, got the ball rolling, writing bluntly on X that "Quake ruined id Software." He said Quake "is an amazing feat of art, programming, and design," and credited everyone on the development team for doing "a brilliant job, fulfilling task… …
… By Sean Martin Published 23 July 26 Halo Perspective How to play third-person in Halo: Campaign Evolved By Sean Martin Published 23 July 26 Halo SLAYER I played the Halo: Campaign Evolved remake and original Halo back-to-back, here's my review By Morgan Park Published 23 July 26 Halo More about FPS…
… And Quake has a lot of improvements, but in some ways does not have the same life to it that Doom does. …