Recent reviews by Lady Netrex

A fun party game that's basically a board game where there are mini games between rounds. And there are many mini games to choose from, and you can play only those you choose, and since there are so many with good variety, you can most likely find something for everyone.

A fun game to play with friends with many ways mess with each other.

I play this regularly with about the same people every time, and it's good fun. Check it here to see how it can be played.

It's a fun game with a lot of stuff from older Quake games.

This game has all the movement types of the previous Quake Games. Bunny hopping from Quake, strafe jumping from Quake 2 and Quake 3 and crouch sliding from Quake 4.

It has most of the old weapons except the Grenade Launcher and instead got the Tribolt.

The big difference between this Quake and previous Quakes is that you have Champions.

There are 16 champions, and they all have one passive and one active ability. The passive abilities could be different movement other than strafe jumping (two have bunny hopping, two have crouch sliding, everyone has strafe jumping) to regenerating some health, get extra armor at kills, having double jump and many other things.Active abilities is what you activate when you need it, like fire strike, rage and plasma trail, to mention a few.

I recommend checking out the learning section in the game, or the Quake Champions Wiki[quakechampions.fandom.com] to read things outside of the game.


It's not a game for sneaking really, that won't win many matches, an no matches outside of duels. It's about map knowledge, reading your opponent, strategy, aim and movement, not about trying to spot your enemy (which is why you have a colored outline of your opponents and team mates to easily differentiate between them).

If you're new to the game, you will have a very hard time vs. "everybody" else, cause most have played Quake games for many years, so even barely average players seem like they are very good at the game when you face them, which makes for a very steep learning curve, and there isn't really any training courses or anything like that.

Originally posted by Fatal1ty:

Practice, practice, practice

I recommend checking rapha's movement guide to get an insight into movement.

It has some issues, and not a lot of funding, and the battle passes are full of the same things except for 1-3 new weapon models each time. Hopefully the next Quake, if there is one, will take a different course and have more not so intense, or hardcore, modes to keep players playing, something more chill, while also having the "hardcore" standard Quake modes as well for those that want the old Quake type of gameplay.

I recommend it cause if you do take the time to learn the game, you can have a lot of fun with gameplay there isn't much of anymore.

It's not very advanced, or even varied, but fast and hard to pull off, which makes it very satisfying to play.

A beautiful and relaxing exploration game with maybe a couple of stressful missions. Good controls and it looks and sounds great.

Only two game modes for now, but they are fun. The game runs great for me (5600X/6900XT) with all settings on max, and the gameplay si fast and chaotic. Lots of possibilities with the movement of the vehicles, so it's fun to play and practice that as well.

Very chill. If you get two water melons and they touch, they go away!

In the demo you couldn't re-map the F key. Now you can, but you can't re-map the E key.

This makes it so you can't use ESDF.

Great job 👍 Can't play it then.

I played through it in one session. A tense and short game with no fighting and basically no puzzles. You work your way through the story and try to figure out what's going on, and if you pay attention, you will pick up on it. I enjoyed it, meaning, I was uncomfortable most of the way through cause of the tension, cause it's scary, and I hate scary games. So mission accomplished.

I played through it in one session. A tense and short game with no fighting and basically no puzzles. You work your way through the story and try to figure out what's going on, and if you pay attention, you will pick up on it. I enjoyed it, meaning, I was uncomfortable most of the way through cause of the tension, cause it's scary, and I hate scary games. So mission accomplished.

Amazing game to play with friends, even better with voice as well. Highly recommended!

Here's with some friends: link to video.

Highly recommended remake of Half-Life. Some changes have been done and added to it. And Xen has been completely remade, and it was worth it. Love the graphics, the game play and the things added to this game.