NexQuake
A free retro gaming game — play it in your browser, no install. An all-in-one multiplayer NetQuake stack: browser client, orchestrator, and dedicated servers.
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NexQuake is a unified multiplayer Quake platform: dedicated servers, orchestration, and browser client in one tiny Docker image. Players launch by URL and join from the in-game server list.
For more options, check the Quick Start Guide. Or read on for the nitty gritty.
Quake was released thirty years ago and changed video-gaming forever. For many of us, it was our first foray into true multiplayer gaming. NexQuake was built to recapture that experience without the setup hassle. With NexQuake, playing old-school Quake is as easy as clicking a link, picking a server, and pwning your friends.
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