Enemy Territory: Quake Wars demo released

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The official demo for Enemy Territory: Quake Wars has been released on the official Enemy Territory website. The demo comes in at 727.5MB and will allow you to play both single player and multiplayer modes.

The demo comes with the final version of "The Valley" which is set in Yosemite, California. "The Valley" has the Global Defense Force on the attack as they're trying to stop a Strogg plot to contaminate the water treatment facility. The demo also includes several side missions as well.

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16 Comments

mipac

4 years ago

It really, really, really sucks. I have 4 gigs RAM, a core2duo and an 8800gtx that runs bioshock maxed out perfectly, but this game has a horrible frame rate.

Luke

4 years ago

I believe the demo doesn't have an option to edit video settings so that could be it.

Infested Jibbs

4 years ago

Well that's great, how backwards is that?

Oh well, wait for a patch for the demo i guess.Don't fix it!Patch it!

Cerebral

4 years ago

Haven't heard great things about this game since the beta. Somewhat concerning.

Skiller

4 years ago

:O sounds bad, I got this pre-ordered when it was supposed to come out in may

. Hope it ends up ok.

A13x

4 years ago

Strange mipac, I haven't tried the demo yet, but the Beta ran perfectly fine on my system, and included all the standard video options, I'm downloading the demo to see how it goes on my end.

I wasn't overly impressed with the betas as it felt "like" Battlefield, but lacking the funstuff.

Frozencry

4 years ago

Yeah I'll try it. If it's any good I may buy. But with a game like UT3 coming around, it's kinda hard to justify this.

A13x

4 years ago

Playing now, there are a plethora of options, so may like to set them lower, I'm playing fine at High Settings + 4x AA at 1920x1200

Jaws

4 years ago

I agree A13x. I was hotly anticipating this title yet the Beta let me down immensely. Its Battlefield 2'esque without the fun completely trimmed out of it. For such a fast FPS title, the weapons and classes are simply so so as they don't really stand out enough to be enjoyable on their own merits..

Keep the movement toned down to realistic levels if you want to include classes that are as lacking as those in Quake Wars, or remove classes altogether (which would make it lose out to the behemoth that is UT 3)... Quake Wars, simply shows that a mix isn't as enjoyable as it could be.

Frozencry

4 years ago

Played a few hours today on both my systems (one's a Quad core, the others a P4) with a mate.

I'm in love. It's fantastic fun.

Passa

4 years ago

Wow.. I'm completely surprised by the demo, I was expecting a rather boring Battlefield clone with some Quake-ish gameplay thrown on for the sake of it. It does kind of do that.. but it comes together fantastically. Loads of fun.

Shame it runs at around 15-20 FPS on my system (in sig).. maxed out settings, 4xAA at 1280x1024. The game isn't ugly by any standards but its not excessively attractive either to the extent that I could understand why it's laggy.

ObsoletE

4 years ago

bah - downloaded it overnight and suffered a corrupt file.
/annoyedface.

GroovySamurai

4 years ago

I got a chance to try out Quake Wars today at school on pretty much the top settings and it looked pretty sweet and the gameplay was really good. I love FPSs like this that have vehicles, those quad bikes make for alot of fun haha

I'm not that up to date with PC games these days so just a question, Whats this new Castle Wolfenstein game? One of the guys said it was very similar to Quake Wars.

Jaws

4 years ago

They may be referring to Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, which is a free expansion to a game called Return To Castle Wolfenstein. It doesnt need the original title to work and can be downloaded as a standalone game. It was created by Splash Damage, (the same team that developed Quake Wars: Enemy Territory).

GroovySamurai

4 years ago

^ Ah cheers thats the one, I'll be downloading this tomorrow.

Infested Jibbs

4 years ago

Meh, et was a bit gay even for a free game.

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Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars

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Australian Release Date:
  28/09/2007 (Confirmed)
Standard Retail Price:
  $89.95 AU
Publisher:
  Activision
Genre:
  Shooter
Year Made:
  2007
Players:
  1
System Requirements:
Intel Pentium 4 3.2 Ghz or AMD Athlon XP 3200+ processor
1GB RAM, 128MB NVIDIA Geforce 6600GT or ATI Radeon X800
100% DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
950MB of free hard drive space, plus 700MB for Windows swap file
Broadband connection and service required for full gameplay and downloads.

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