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Abyss of Pandemonium

1998 1 Players 78%

An unofficial add-on for Quake (like Shrak for Quake), Abyss of Pandemonium cheekily positions itself as the next part of the story, following on from Quake's official mission packs: Quake's fearsome general, the Dark Reaver Legond returns from conquering another dimension in the name of her master, to find out that a single human has repeatedly defeated Quake's minions. Outraged, she gathers her forces and set's about plotting your destruction. Content wise, this game comes with 16 new levels (10 single player/6 death match), six new foes, four new weapons and 1 power-up. In 2004 one of the creators released the Deathmatch element of the game as freeware. Two more freeware releases followed a short while after that, one containing unaltered versions of both the singleplayer and deathmatch elements from v1.05 of the game (the final commercial release of the game was v1.10) and a second, 2.0 release that featured some enhancements.

Release date
April 14, 1998
Developer
Impel Development Team
Publisher
Perfect Publishing
Players
1

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Abyss of Pandemonium

An unofficial add-on for Quake (like Shrak for Quake), Abyss of Pandemonium cheekily positions itself as the next part of the story, following on from Quake's official mission packs: Quake's fearsome general, the Dark Reaver Legond returns from conquering another dimension in the name of her master, to find out that a single human has repeatedly defeated Quake's minions. Outraged, she gathers her forces and set's about plotting your destruction.

Content wise, this game comes with 16 new levels (10 single player/6 death match), six new foes, four new weapons and 1 power-up.

In 2004 one of the creators released the Deathmatch element of the game as freeware. Two more freeware releases followed a short while after that, one containing unaltered versions of both the singleplayer and deathmatch elements from v1.05 of the game (the final commercial release of the game was v1.10) and a second, 2.0 release that featured some enhancements.

Genres

Shooter

Modes

Multiplayer

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Developer
Impel Development Team
Publisher
Perfect Publishing

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Release date

WorldwideApril 14, 1998

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