Athena swings in on her grappling hook, allowing players to fly high above the fray, dropping rockets and plasma and rail shots on the poor suckers left walking below. Quake Champions is all about speed and mobility, so let’s take that to its most outrageous extreme. Just try not to Bullrush off the edge, all you Scalebearers out there. Well, now The Longest Yard is back, completely reimagined for Quake Champions and designed to deliver all the crazy excitement and fun to the September update. Jump pads … IN SPAAAAAAAAAACE! That was Q3DM17, one of Q3A’s most popular and brutal maps, that lent a mad, jumpy, and ridiculous showcase for rail and rocket skills to the game. It arrives alongside a new Champion and Arcade Modes. The new map arrives as part of the September update for Quake Champions which is now free-to-play for all. Reimagined and recreated for Quake Champions as The Longest Yard the new map not only pays homage to the excellent Quake 3 Arena but proves that when it comes to classic maps - Q3DM17 still holds up today.Īnd where all you need sometimes is a fresh coat of paint. Players can register for the competition here.Īs in that one in space with all the jump pads leading to, well, pure carnage. “It is a true pleasure that we have the rare privilege of working with Bethesda to make the damn earth shudder with the Quake Championships at PAX Aus this October." Australia, a historically tectonically stable region, doesn't normally experience events on a scale the likes of which send tremors through the ground,” said Luke Lancaster, content manager, PAX Aus. "The word ‘quake’ refers to an event so massive the earth itself trembles. The 2v2 online qualifiers begin this weekend, Sunday September 9, with matches leading up to the final at PAX where the winners will be flown-in to compete.
With the winners earning a spot at Dreamhack Winter 2018 in Jönköping, Sweden to compete for their share of the $200,000 USD prize pool. And now local teams will get the chance to be crowned Australia’s Quake Champions on Sunday, 29 Oct. After recently going free-to-play, Bethesda's Quake Champions has proved that the world needs a fast-paced arena shooter - especially in the competitive sense with both 2v2 and 1v1 Quake Champions matches being exciting to watch.
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