Quake4XR 0.1.2 (In The Shadows)

Quake 4 is full fledged single player game just like Quake 1 and Quake 2 was. In cotrast to Quake 3 Arena which was MP only. It has got a freaking awesome SP campaign with some amazing looking scenes, especialy for standalone vr: Check some gameplay here: https://youtu.be/OwmLs97yC3Q?t=7347 -Bummser

WIG

Is quake 4 a single player campaign?

Thanks for the feedback. It will continue to improve! - Bummser

Collin Drennen

Tried version 012 using a Quest 3 for the first time, and have the following observations: - I only played up to the point where I was escorting the Medic back to the rest of the unit I was hooking up with. - Running the apk the 1st time did not create the folders; it only created the Quake 4 icon next to other recently played games. Running the apk a 2nd time did create the folder structure to where the pk4 files could be inserted. Starting up the game was not an issue. - Once into the game, everything advertised was working on the first try (flashlight, guns, dynamic shadows). The one thing I found out was NOT to screw with the reticule settings. Once I tried to do that (because to be honest, I could not detect an aiming reticule), my virtual hands/weapons were permanently offset. To get back to 'normal', I literally had to uninstall/reinstall everything. - Smooth locomotion was exactly that....smooth. I did not notice smooth turning being available. - The Dynamic Shadows work as advertised (e.g., better inside than outside) with the best example of when passing underneath those big-arse ceiling fans. Combining that with the flashlight shadow gave such a solid presence within the virtual world, that it is extremely easy to forget how 'old' the graphics are. The flashlight worked as advertised (with all weapons). - I attempted two-handed holding ????? when trying to use the left grip button. It slightly works for the gun, but with I have to 'force' it back into the center of the screen. When trying it with the rifle, it was too far off center to do anything useful with it. - The HUD is nicely implemented and have no issues with it at present. The objective 'screen' works well enough, it felt like it sat up just a little too high, but I would need to replay to confirm. - Weapon firing is much improved, with the only relevant features lacking are either a 'floating' reticule, or the ability to use a scope attached to a weapon (assuming such a thing is possible). What mostly occurs is my firing off a few 'tracer' rounds, to get a feel of where I am aiming. - NPCs were still speaking low until I was much closer to them. I'm sorry I don't play more of the game, but I'm not that much into trying to complete the game while VR is still under development. What I do see are continual signs of improvement, very much 'lock-in-step' with your statements. Onward to VR Victory with Team Beef!