Quake is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a new free episode titled “Dawn of the Machine.” Multiple outlets report that the episode is developed by MachineGames in collaboration with id Software, continuing the teams’ involvement in the Quake franchise. The update is presented as a multi-platform release, with sources specifying availability across platforms including Nintendo Switch, and noting that Switch 2 can play it through backwards compatibility. The new content is described as a brand-new episode that adds an additional campaign and a set of new maps. One source highlights the addition of 19 maps as part of the update, alongside the campaign content. Overall, the announcements frame the release as a commemorative addition for longtime players and a way for new players to experience new Quake content tied to the game’s milestone anniversary.
Quake marks 30 years with free new episode “Dawn of the Machine”
Quake is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a new free episode titled “Dawn of the Machine.” Multiple outlets report that the episode is developed by MachineGames in collaboration with id Software,...
- Quake celebrates its 30th anniversary with a new free episode.
- The episode is titled “Dawn of the Machine.”
- MachineGames develops the content in collaboration with id Software.
- The update includes a new campaign and 19 new maps.
- The episode is available on multiple platforms, including Nintendo Switch (and Switch 2 via backwards compatibility).
MachineGames is back with 'Dawn of the Machine'.To celebrate three decades of the first-person shooter Quake, MachineGames and id Software have teamed up once again to release a brand-new episode.It's called 'Dawn of the Machine' and is available on all platforms, including the Switch (and Switch 2 via backwards compatibility).Read the full article on nintendolife.com
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