Quake IV (2005) PC

A sci-fi shooter in which earthlings continue to fight with an alien civilization. Brave comrades, crowds of evil enemies, bombing from outer space, intense sorties behind enemy lines – all this makes up a real action game, from which it is impossible to break away.

Borrowed history

Raven Software, most likely, was guided by the principle that the main thing in shooters is the gameplay, not the plot. Therefore, the story of Quake 4 will seem painfully familiar to those who have seen the movie "Starship Troopers" and played Quake 2. So, the Earthlings decided to go ahead and destroy the planet of the Stroggs before they incinerated the Earth. To this end, the intrepid inhabitants of the blue planet plan to land paratroopers, but the ship is shot down by an enemy missile. Matthew Kane, the protagonist of the game, wakes up in the middle of a terrible carnage. However, the developers do not let him figure out what's what, and immediately throw him into the maelstrom of events. Like it or not, soldier, but you must destroy the core of the collective mind of the Stroggs.

Gameplay

Matthew Kane's stay in enemy territory is eventful. Here he moves through the trenches, penetrates enemy hangars for sabotage, and then shoots aliens from a truck. In the next moment, the hero needs to get out of the environment and catch up with his comrades on the gravitank. By the way, without partners, Kane will have a hard time, especially without a medic and an engineer. Together with your comrades, you can always organize some kind of tactical move, for example, to attack from the flank while they distract the enemy with heavy fire.

You can send the hated Stroggs to their forefathers with:

• assault rifles;
• shotganov;
• blasters;
• rocket launchers;
• turrets.

But grenades are not provided in this war, as is the character's ability to engage in hand-to-hand combat.

The transition to a new plot situation is realized through videos in which the hero can only observe what is happening. There was also an unexpected turn of events, as a result of which the pro