Quake (series): Difference between revisions

* ''[[Quake I (Videovideo Gamegame)|Quake I]]''

* ''[[Quake II (Video Game)|Quake II]]''

* ''[[Quake III Arena (Video Game)|Quake III Arena]]'' (Includes ''Quake Live'')

* ''[[Quake IV (Video Game)4|Quake IV]]''

* ''[[Enemy Territory: Quake Wars (Video Game)|Enemy Territory Quake Wars]]''

''Quake'' was one of the first major franchises to go big with licensing its engine to third parties, creating games like ''SiN'', ''[[Soldier of Fortune]]'' and ''[[Half Life]]'', as well as later ''[[Medal of Honor]]'' and ''[[Dark Forces Saga|Dark Forces]]'' titles, and the first two ''[[Call of Duty]]'' games (and, on a darker note, ''[[Daikatana (Video Game)|Daikatana]]'' and one of the incarnations of ''[[Duke Nukem Forever (Video Game)|Duke Nukem Forever]]''.)

** In the ''[[Quake II (Video Game)|Quake II]]'' expansion pack ''The Reckoning'' there's an area with an Invulnerability item which will vanish when you come closer, of course, by rocket jumping:

** Many maps in ''[[Quake III Arena (Video Game)|Quake III Arena]]'' and ''Live'' are designed to reward skilled users of the technique. In the latter, there's even a tutorial!

** Even in ''[[Quake (Video Gameseries)|Quake]] 1'', it was useful. In the two last levels before the boss of the first episode, rocket jumping could skip half of the level, and even lead to a quad damage item.