However that also makes it difficult for a good game to stand out amongst the really great ones. We can already tell that the second half of 2007 is going to be a great time to be a PC gamer, with many triple-A titles released recently and more still on the way. Although it is hard to fully evaluate the game on what I have seen so far, the demo has failed to impress me which is exactly what the Battlefield 2 demo achieved back in the day. So when news broke of an id Software version I began to get quite excited again. This game was heaps of fun though the exciting play was undone somewhat by the title's poor stability.
I still remember when the Battlefield 2 demo was first released (November 28th 2005, to be exact) because it got me completely hooked from the get go.
Essentially what we have here is Battlefield 2 put in Quake's world, so anyone familiar with the BF2 style of play will pick up ETQW very quickly. Rather the game requires a larger number of players to take one of two sides where these sides will compete to accomplish certain objectives. While Enemy Territory is a first person shooter, it is unlike previous Quake games as there is no deathmatch mode. Just recently id Software released the demo of Enemy Territory: Quake Wars (ETQW), a game that I have been eagerly awaiting for some time now. In this particular case, while the game did provide me with enough hours of enjoyment to make it worthwhile, there was definitely something missing. Games like Quake 4 can easily become a let down when so much is expected of them. That said, I did find Quake 4 to be somewhat disappointing.
For years I have been a fan of the Quake series and not regretfully I wasted away countless hours in Quake III: Rocket Arena.
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