Developed by Raven Software and published by Activision, Quake 4 was released for PC in October, 2005, which is the version I played for this review, and Xbox 360 in November of that same year.
Quake II included a brand new storyline that would be continued in Quake 4 and Quake III Arena is strictly a multiplayer-focused title as is Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, Quake Live which is an updated version of Quake III, and the most recent title, Quake Champions. It was inspired by dark fantasy influences and has a very unique atmosphere and aesthetic that really hasn’t been matched in any games since in my opinion. The first Quake is the outcast only because its vastly different than its successors. There are only three games in the series to date with full blown single player and that’s the original Quake, Quake II, and Quake 4. At this point, I would say Quake is primarily a multiplayer franchise.
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