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Quake Wars Goes Gold

Enemy Territories: Quake Wars goes gold and is on track for its October 2nd release date.

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Avinash Bali|Sep 01, 2007, 10:00:00 IST

Splash Damage’s much awaited multiplayer only FPS, Enemy Territories: Quake Wars has gone gold and should hit stands in time for its October 2nd release Date (the game will hit Australian territories by the 28th of September).

Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars takes place in the year 2065 and gives gamers the chance to play as the GDF or Strogg in one of five unique character classes, either online or offline with computer controlled AI teammates and opponents. Employing an arsenal of weapons, vehicles and deployable armaments, players engage in an action-packed test of skill and coordinated teamwork through a series of combat objectives. Persistent character growth and achievements reward players for teamwork, while clearly defined mission and class objectives guide new players to meaningful contributions on the battlefield.

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The game will also be released for the Xbox360 and the PS3.

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Nash, as he prefers being called, woke up to the wonders of gaming rather late but don't bring that up around him. It's a touchy subject. A self confessed Battlefield veteran, Nash spent a good part of 2010 on the Steam Battlefield - with Bad Company (see what we did there?). He has a zero tolerance policy towards RTS games but is currently showing an interest by picking up and moving people - who he refers to as units - in the office. Thank God he's not that enthusiastic about Angry Birds or we'd be seeing women flying all over the place. Bali... Bali, put the receptionist down now.

First Published:Sep 01, 2007, 10:00:00 IST
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