![]() Quake 2 RTX looks very cool and I want to play it in the sense that I want to fool around looking at the pretty lights. I simply do not tolerate playing Quake below 120 fps. Quake is exactly the game where you need those frames. See how NVIDIA has re-engineered a classic with cutting-edge ray-traced visuals. Funny, Ive been saying the exact opposite for 20+ years. I played on an RTX 3080 and got anywhere from 60-80FPS at 1440p. Quake II the legendary FPS is back, like you’ve never seen it before. Make sure to download the official soundtrack separately (use Google), as the Quake II RTX installer doesn't include it. That means all lighting, reflections, shadows and VFX are ray. If you have an RTX card, go play this game. Running on a Vulkan renderer, with support for Linux, Quake II RTX is a pure ray-traced game. Quake II RTX is a cutting-edge, ray-traced reimagining of id software’s old school classic, by NVIDIA’s Lightspeed Studios. It's not as tight online, and the rocket launcher isn't as good as it was in QuakeWorld and Quake III: Arena, but it carries a decent story and a very well designed and brutal enemy force (the Strogg) for you to blast to smithereens. I've always maintained that Quake 2 would have been better off being called something else (as id Software originally planned), as calling it Quake II draws comparisons to the original Quake and Quake III: Arena. The weapons are great, the levels are great, the cutscenes have aged quite a bit but it still brings that fast paced, old school first-person shooter action that's hard to find these days. The game itself is just as fun as it was in 1997. In June, we released Quake II RTX, our ray-traced remaster of the beloved 1997 first-person shooter.Now, we’re launching a major v1.2 update that further improves graphical fidelity, and introduces new configuration options so you can tailor the experience to your liking. ![]() The most impressive lighting ever created in a real-time game, and they even chose to do it on the greatest and most underrated Quake game. ![]() ![]() ![]()
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