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Quake 4’s single-player campaign holds up better than its multiplayer ever did
Quake 4 review: Raven Software's 2005 Strogg sequel puts single-player first, from the Tetranode to the Medical Facilities. It scores 7.5 of 10.


Quake 4 review: Raven Software's 2005 Strogg sequel puts single-player first, from the Tetranode to the Medical Facilities. It scores 7.5 of 10.

Brink's SMART parkour system still shines, but the 2011 shooter's seamless solo-co-op-multiplayer promise never quite lands. Our review scores it 7.3/10.

Doom 3 review: id Software's 2004 Mars horror shooter, its flashlight-or-gun mechanic, id Tech 4 engine, 3.5 million sales, and why the darkness still works.
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