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Earth is under siege by an alien race. The Strogg are cybernetic warriors-a mechanical frame and decaying body parts stabilized by flesh consumed in a systematic annihilation of other species and civilizations. In a desperate attempt to survive a Strogg attack on Earth, an armada of Earth’s finest warriors is sent to take the battle to the Strogg home planet. Earth’s initial assault force is nearly annihilated immediately, but one marine manages to infiltrate the base, bring down their planetary defense systems, and kill the Strogg’s collective brain and leader-the Makron.

Earth assumed the destruction of the Makron would end it all, but it didn’t. That’s where QUAKE II leaves off and QUAKE 4 begins. The Strogg are quickly regrouping. However, with the Strogg’s planetary defenses still destroyed, Earth’s forces can deliver a full and final assault. This time, you’re not alone. You are Matthew Kane, an elite member of Rhino Squad, and part of Earth’s next invasion wave.

Take a great game engine and do your best. This seems to be what Raven did with the great DOOM engines.
Six years ago Raven did a masterpiece in the first person shooters: Quake III Arena, establishing a favorite in the world of online shooters.
And now the sequel is Quake IV, using the new graphic features of modern game engine DOOM III. It’s very close to realism, the character models are highly detailed, the textures are great, the scenarios are like being inside a sci-fi movie, but in an active mode, not just as passive viewing.
The first experience you will have is a single player campaign, where you will be Matthew Kane, a space marine who has to combat cybernetic aliens. Well, single player is okay, but see you all in a multiplayer game server…and good fragging to all!