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Quake

Computer game released in 1996 as a successor to Doom and produced by id Software. It is a strategy game using 3-D graphics.

Players navigate their way around 32 levels of mazes, uncovering secrets and combatting alien enemies. A command line console system allows players to enter source code to enhance play.



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