Random DOS Game Show #736: Quake: Scourge of Armagon (1997)

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Quake
Game:
Quake (1996)
Duration: 13:03
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The first brilliant expansion to Quake, the time made by Hipnotic Software! It sported a brilliant design team, a classic engine, and new textures and enemies to appreciate. Unfortunately Lawnie's shooting boots aren't on, and even on easy he struggles to perform adequately despite wanting to go the distance. An excellent FPS worthy of your time. Recommended!



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