Quake, the first-person shooter game developed by id Software has received a graphical overhaul or “remastered” version for its 25th birthday since its release in 1996. Quake Remastered has set up the option for cross-play between platforms, you can do this using the code invite system which we will explain how to set up and invite your friends in-game by the end of this article.
The main character in Quake, later named Ranger in Quake 2, travels across dimensions in order to fight and stop an enemy who has been code-named “Quake”, after the game’s official release in 1996, it received two mission expansion packs
- Quake Mission Pack 1: Scourge of Armagon
- Quake Mission Pack 2: Dissolution of Eternity
Quake has sequels released for it, Quake 2 and Quake 3 respectively.
The game received this major update on August 20, 2021, and we have listed the changes in the graphical overhaul below.
- Better lighting
- New models
- Updated maps
- Dynamic shadow
It has also received a new “Dimension of the Machine” episode which was created especially for its 25th birthday.
Players have also been facing various bugs and errors in the game, we have a few articles addressing these errors which have been linked below.
Quake Remaster giving CRASHLOG.TXT error on older GPUs?
Quake Remaster 2021: Stuttering Movements above 60 Hz troubling players
Quake Remastered 2021: Failed to initialize window for Vulkan error troubling many players
Quake Remastered: How to cross-play?
To cross-play with friends on different platforms, you will have to use the room code system.
The room code is a 4 letter code that you can spot in the pre-game lobby, send this code to your friends through whichever medium you prefer, once they enter the code they will be able to join your lobby with ease.
It is mentioned that at times cross-play can be disabled on the system itself, so if you are facing trouble joining someone’s lobby then do ensure that cross-play has been enabled.