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Web Quake
Quake by id Software for Chrome
What is Web Quake?
Web Quake is a Chrome extension that brings the classic game Quake by id Software to your Chromebook. The extension is written in pure JavaScript, guaranteeing compatibility with any Chromebook variant, even those with ARM-based architectures. It's designed to work wherever Google Chrome does, providing a seamless gaming experience. It features various updates, including multiplayer support, gamepad integration, and improved stability. Despite all the additional features, it stays true to the original game, providing an experience that mirrors the vaunted 'vanilla' Quake.
Stats
Users:
20,000+
Rating:
4.14
(842)
Creation date:
2016-10-25
Risk impact:
High risk impact
Risk likelihood:
Low risk likelihood
Manifest version:
2
Permissions:
- {"fileSystem":["write"]}
- pointerLock
- system.network
- fullscreen
- identity
- storage
- webview
- http://*/
- https://*/
- https://www.googleapis.com/
Size:
8.76M
Email:
gr*****@gmail.com
URLs:
Website
Stats date:
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Summary
Quake by id Software packaged for Chrome OS.
100% pure javascript, so it should work on any Chromebook even on ARM-based chromebooks
Works anywhere you have Google Chrome.
Shareware version
Update 2016-10-25 (1.05)
- Fix multiplayer server address not showing
Update 2016-05-08 (1.03)
- Add missing gamepad buttons
Update 2016-05-07 (version 1.0.1)
User reviews
User reviews summary
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spammy, or outdated.
Pros
- Good quake port
- Fun gameplay
- Runs smoothly
- Offline play
Cons
- Limited by shareware version
- Issues with multiplayer
- No longer works with latest Chrome
- Limited features in free version
Most mentioned
- Good quake port
- Fun gameplay
- Limited by shareware version
- Issues with multiplayer
- Runs smoothly
Recent reviews
not a bad game
by
Black Ninja, 2021-09-03
Black Ninja, 2021-09-03This is the best way to play the original Quake on Chrome OS. Sure, it may be a little bit laggy and sometimes may crash, but who cares? Everything that made the original Quake a legendary FPS game is in this port. The graphics, the music, everything. Of course, they couldn't get the full game of Quake on Chrome OS for free because distribution of paid content for free is considered piracy. While Bethesda was out here remastering Quake, someone took their valued time and effort to port the original Quake onto another system, and it is completely running off of JavaScript. Bethesda needs to learn from talented people like these. Sure, seeing Quake in a new remastered form is pretty cool, but seeing a complete port of the original Quake from 1996 is a legendary advancement in the computer world. Every game company needs to learn from these kinds of talented people, and stop re-releasing/remastering the game with a new engine. I only played for five minutes and I am already hooked. Sometimes, the Chromebook isn't that bad, because you get awesome stuff like this. Well done! Please keep doing stuff like this.
by
FB3 Network, 2021-08-29
FB3 Network, 2021-08-29it works like expected
by
Spazz His Son, 2021-08-26
Spazz His Son, 2021-08-26Safety
Risk impact
Web Quake is risky to use as it requires a number of sensitive permissions that can potentially harm your browser and steal your data. Exercise caution when installing this extension. Review carefully before installing. We recommend that you only install Web Quake if you trust the publisher.
Risk likelihood
Web Quake has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.
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