Quake III Arena

Loved Quake III Arena via CD ROM and Sega Dreamcast in the early 2000s. PROS: Fast and fun gameplay, diverse arenas, weapon variety, tight controls, fun single player, even more fun in multiplayer, user-created maps that can be added are all over the web, modest hardware requirements, Linux and Mac users car run Q3A via Wine. CONS: Price. $20 for a 15 year old game?

yeah, this takes me back. i would say the price is so-so, but you can wait for a discount if you dont wanna take a chance on something youve never played. either way, even at $15 i think this is the cleanest, most cathartic pvp (or even pvAI) retro shooter that you can get. this brings together the best content of other quake games, and elevates the experience with content from doom, and lightning-fast online play (over private and lan servers, as well as a few curated ones still up and running)

Damn. Best multiplayer I've ever played. I even still got original CD version. I was never a pro but I've made three Quake 3 Frag movies with rather more pro player :>>>

Quake 3 is such a Hard yet Rewarding game, The only flaws with it are the Jank from it being older and the game being hard to get into due to the high skill of other players But if you feel you have good Aim, Movment, or Any Other good skill for Shooters you should buy this Game or any other Arena Shooter

Quake III Arena is a 1999 multiplayer-focused first-person shooter developed by id Software It is a pioneer in multiplayer with a huge success