Oct 03
IGN PCs Enemy Territory: Quake Wars Review
The formula set forth in Return to Castle Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory in 2003 has evolved rather well with Quake Wars, delivering a distinct gameplay experience centered around team dynamics. It may not be the prettiest game out there or feature the greatest sound effects, but the enjoyable core of gameplay helps keep things interesting as you blast through the twelve well-designed maps. The elaborate persistent statistics system only strengthens the game’s already impressive replay value, as it gives you something to work towards aside from in-game objectives. It’s not the kind of mass-market gameplay that’s going to appeal to every FPS arena fan out there, but it’s highly entertaining nonetheless.
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