Arcade Shooters Collection

It's safe to say that id Software is one of the most significant video games companies in history. John Romero and John Carmack's company developed the first modern FPS games - Wolfenstein 3D and Doom. Quake was the next step in the evolution of the genre. 

QuakeCon

The first Quake game hit the shelves in 1996. It offered much faster gameplay than its predecessors. Fans also praised it for detailed graphics using the magic of early 3D accelerators and a phenomenal score by Nine Inch Nails. It has been followed by multiple sequels. Moreover, a whole convention is named after Quake. QuakeCon has been organized annually since 1996. Nowadays, the event promotes video games developed or published by companies owned by ZeniMax, such as Id Software, Bethesda, or Arkane Studios. 

If you like Quake-like games, we have for you an arcade shooters collection. First of all, you'll find Quake games, including the classic installments as well as 2017's arena shooter Quake Champions. You may also buy new installments in other renowned series originally developed by id Software. Jump into Doom Guy's suit in Doom Eternal or slay hordes of nazis in Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus.

Almost Unreal

There's also Quake's archrival - the Unreal franchise. Even today, players argue over which game is better - Unreal Tournament or Quake III Arena. We also would like to propose to you the Borderlands series. It's a fun combination of looter shooter and action RPG. You'll be mesmerized by its humor and unusual esthetics. Players looking for a retro vibe should unquestionably try Ion Fury (previously called Ion Maiden). It's a dynamic game that resembles the classics of the 90s.

We even have a TPS for players who don't like violence. Knockout City is an arena shooter that doesn't feature any firearms. It's a virtual version of dodgeball that allows players to fight on colorful maps and use various types of balls, including homing and explosive ones.