This is basically wolfenstein 3d but it's based

DMZ is awesome if you get a good squad together. Only thing I'd wish for is the option to disable crossplay because console players are basically cavemen compared to PC players (not all but most of them). Might pick up the full version of the game when it is on sale.

So I haven't complete the game but I have some thoughts. I thought the idea of mixing gun and lightsaber combat as a Jedi was going to be interesting. And it was. Problem is, light saber combat against other light saber users is not fun and is purely random. Also the first cut-scenes in the game are complete glitched for me. The game was initially fun for the most part when you were mostly going up against blaster users and it offered a lot of variety. The first mission that gave me trouble was the one where you had to rescue the prisoners from a Hutt crime lord. Having to avoid the rancor was difficult and not fun. If it was possible to kill it, I could not find a solution. The next mission to really give me problems was the speeder bike mission. Vehicle combat simple sucks. The mission though that really was the turning point for me though was the one where you go through Vader's castle. This was the point where having ranged weapons and most force powers became useless to me. combat became repetitive, tedious, and all based on luck. I did the 1st side mission after that one pretty much feeling the same way as I did before. Skipped the green rancor mission. started the mission after that one, thinking that was going to be a fun return the varied combat of before till it started throwing a bunch of Sith my way again and I just decided that I was just done.

Don't bother with this game.

Also, can't say I was surprised by Rosh turning to the dark side, it was pretty obvious from almost the beginning

It's a decent game, but the PC port desperately needs an update. I had to manually edit a text file to enter the proper screen resolution, use a hex editor to get a higher fov, and manually enter a console command to not have the mouse movement be all crazy.

It's more Serious Sam. Nothing else needs to be said.

Do I recommend Quake? Yes

What you get here in this package is the following
-Quake
-Quake Mission Pack 1: Scourge of Armagon
-Quake Mission Pack 2: Dissolution of Eternity
-Dimension of the Past
-Dimension of the Machine

In addition to the updated engine made by Nightdive you also have the original DOS version of the game along with WinQuake and GLQuake engines from that time,
all three of which can be ran on a retro battlestation if you so choose (though I believe the CD soundtrack is missing when you try that).

Your first stop should be the base game itself, Quake. Quake's campaign spawns accross 4 episodes, where the end goal is collect each episode's runes to unlock the boss bottle.
The boss battle is pure CBT, but satisfying once completed

After that you have the mission packs that came out in 1997, Scourge of Amargon (Ritual Entertainment) and Dissolution of Eternity (Rogue Entertainment).
Both mission packs combined add 5 additional episodes all of which being more challenging than the base game.
Both episodes add new enemiesand weapons.
In addtion both bring back different concepts and mechnics cut from the base game or ones sparingly used, as well as introducing its own fresh ideas.

Then you also have Dimension of the Past, an epsisode released free in 2016 by Machine Games celebrating Quake's 20th anniversary.
This one is particularly shorter than each of the mission packs. This one is closer to the base game in content.
It is a good quality episode.

Lastly, there is the new Dimension of the Machine (also developed by Machine Games). This one, is just wow. Right away you just are just blown away by the starting hub world that really gives off doom 2016 vibes. A level that really just had me at awe was Acid Sanctuary. You get 5 mini-epsisodes here each spanning 2 levels each with the first episode also have a secret level. Like with the vanilla game and expansions, completing all episodes unlocks the final level. The final boss battle brings back the one from the first episode of the vanilla campaign and is quite tough. Dimension of the Machine also introduces the new Horde Mode which is a co-op survival mode that contains 4 exclusive levels.

So what aqre you waiting for?

I am refunding this game. It's simply way too hard and I can't really see the enemies that well. It's a shame too since not many tactical shooters really have linux gamers in mind and I'm glad bohemia made a commitment to at least supporting proton. But I don't see myself playing this game in the future.

It looks alright, but I couldn't really consistently reach 60fps on my hardware

I played it and well, i thought it was okay. I got this dlc a year or two ago and didn't get around to playing it till now. I had to use guides to find the wanted bounties for the spider guy. As for everything else, it played fine. I just didn't really care about the story. I'm sure those of you who played Destiny 1 and Destiny 2 from when they come out felt some emotions, but as somebody who only started after it went F2P I just couldn't give a dam. And yes, I did play Red War and the 2 free expansions back when the game went F2P and I don't remember them at all. Don't bother getting it standalone, get it as part of a larger bundle, whatever it maybe when you are reading this.

Kicked out CEO for showing compassion for unborn babies. Killing the unborn is murder and immoral.