Quake Mission Pack 2: Dissolution of Eternity is the second official mission pack for Quake. Developed by Hipnotic Interactive, later renamed Ritual Entertainment, Scourge featured 15 new single player missions, a new multiplayer arena, as well as three new enemies, weapons and power-ups, breakable walls and a more conventional soundtrack. Quake Mission Pack #1: Scourge of Armagon is the first official mission pack for id Software’s first person shooter, Quake.
While the custom ammo in Dissolution stands out more and will be used more frequently, even if a bit overpowered.ĭimension of the Past, Epochs of Enmity, and Dwell are all also highly recommended if you're looking for free content that feels like official 90's expansions.Before the start level, there is a set of three pathways with easy, medium, and hard skill levels in order to reach the Nightmare skill level. The new weapons that Armagon adds are pretty cool but ultimately I feel are redundant and not too useful. Gremlins I like as a neat idea but others don't (enemies that can steal your guns and use them on you). In one level you'll be forced to fight a Shambler in a large gated room with no cover, then in another you'll ride a ski lift as like four vores snipe at you. Bit more experimental but has a lot of really questionable design. Main turnoff of Armagon for me is that it's the exact opposite. Armagon is a bit more sci-fi focused, being mostly tech bases for the first half and just default medieval levels after.ĭissolution has really solid levels, even if they aren't revolutionary. Kinda surprised by the answers, as I like Dissolution a lot more and thought that was the general opinion.ĭissolution emphasizes the fantasy aspect of Quake, adding new medieval textures/enemies and Egyptian themed maps into the mix.
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