This is a fan-made modification for the classic PC shooter, Quake, released on September 13, 2018. It presents a collection of single-player maps, each designed with a specific time constraint in mind: created in four hours or less. This approach results in a diverse set of environments and challenges, offering a fresh experience for players familiar with the original game. The core appeal lies in its curated selection of community-crafted content, showcasing creative level design under a unique development premise.

Core Experience and Gameplay

The gameplay centers around the fast-paced, arena-style shooting mechanics inherent to its parent game. Players will navigate through a variety of environments, engaging in combat against enemies. The single-player maps are the primary focus, each offering a distinct layout and set of challenges. The "4 hours or less" design philosophy means players can expect a rapid succession of varied map experiences, without lengthy development times to bog down the creative output.

What makes this mod stand out?

The defining characteristic of this modification is its development constraint: each of the nine single-player maps was created within a four-hour timeframe. This limitation fosters a sense of raw creativity and immediate impact in the level design. Players can expect a variety of environments and combat scenarios, reflecting the diverse interpretations of this design challenge by multiple contributors.

Available Content

This modification includes a total of 9 single-player maps. There are no downloadable content packs, expansions, remakes, or remasters available for this specific release.

Basic Information

Game Type

This title is classified as a mod, meaning it is user-created content that modifies or adds to an existing game. Mods often provide new levels, characters, or gameplay elements, and in this case, it offers a curated collection of new single-player maps.

Release and Platform

It was released on September 13, 2018, and is available exclusively for PC (Microsoft Windows).

How were the maps made?

The maps within this modification were developed by a collective of individuals, including dantescanline, Danzadan, dumptruck_ds, ing• ing, JCR, Naitelveni, Newhouse, and prengle. The core premise for their creation was to design and implement each map within a four-hour window.