10 stories tagged quake, newest first.
156 points by klaussilveira | 18 comments
An interview on func_arena with Kristian Duske, creator of the TrenchBroom Quake map editor, covering its history, rewrites, Qt switch, CSG challenges and linked groups.
337 points by speckx | 212 comments
A personal blog post by James Mackenzie about his love of software-rendered 3D graphics in classic MS-DOS and PC games like Quake.
196 points by ilreb | 160 comments
A browser-playable port of Quake rewritten in safe Rust, shown loading its engine with fullscreen, sound, and key controls.
459 points by shdon | 200 comments
Fabien Sanglard blog post about the 1996 Quake shareware CD-ROM, how id Software distributed it, and why the disc was nearly too full.
348 points by dsubburam | 170 comments
Bethesda Slayers Club news post from id Software announcing a 30th anniversary update for the classic shooter Quake.
507 points by shadowtree | 252 comments
John Carmack's X post reflecting on early id Software mistakes: Quake's overambition, pushing staff too hard, and a flawed founder stock arrangement.
475 points by msalsas | 101 comments
CSSQuake is a browser-based recreation of id Software's Quake built with CSS, shown here at its main menu with single player, options and help.
457 points by billiob | 118 comments
Fabien Sanglard article explaining how Quake.exe, a DOS game from 1996, gained TCP/IP networking support amid the shift from DOS to Windows.
363 points by jakearmitage | 96 comments
Slipgate Sightseer download page for Quake Brutalist Jam 2, a community collection of brutalist-themed Quake maps released October 2023.
![Screenshot of youtube.com: Quake's lightning gun bug explained [video]](https://hn.urlbox.com/shots/renders/2023/6/15/2993bf3d-760a-4a93-9c49-19bf9b15c631.jpg)
382 points by henning | 172 comments
YouTube video by Matt's Ramblings explaining the code behind Quake's lightning gun bug that lets it shoot through walls.