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Meanwhile, the excellent Quake Champions: Doom Edition (aka QC:DE) is adding a character I never thought I'd be directly controlling in an FPS: Durandal, from the Marathon series. You can read up a bit more about him and the new map here. Peeker does a surprisingly consistent amount of damage with an accurate little machine-gun and can obviously evade better than most, although Strogg's body remains vulnerable to observant/lucky players while he's in this state. Strogg is an interesting character to play, because his biggest special ability effectively lets you put yourself in hiding while you play as a secondary free-flying drone named Peeker. Stroyent just happens to be made out of anything the Strogg kill, so.

#QUAKE CHAMPIONS SINGLE PLAYER FULL#

I mean, they're still an all-consuming space evil, but they're more focused on enthusiastically stuffing their faces full of delicious Stroyent Paste than casual cruelty. While the Strogg-themed Quakes 2 & 4 were pretty grim affairs, in a chuggy heavy metal kinda way, the multiplayer spinoff - Quake Wars -В put a slightly more cartoonish spin on this race of cannibalistic cyborg murder-machines. Within, character trailers and gameplay footage of both in action. On the Doom mod's side:В For the first time in any kind of playable/voiced incarnation, it's evil AI DurandalВ from Marathon, plus a new set of expendable monsters for him to chew through offline. On Bethesda's side of the fence, the game now lets you be aВ Strogg Infiltrator from Enemy Territory: Quake Wars and wield the classic Quake 3 Plasma Gun, plus hop around a new map. We all know about Bethesda/Id's revival of the arena shooter franchise, but don't go overlooking the Doom community's impressive QC:DE project, adapting the formula of the game to a more old-school engine with its own fresh collection of playable characters.

Quake Champions: So nice, they made it twice.

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