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Enemy Territory: Quake Wars
Mixed or average reviews
Based on 54 critic reviews
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Game Info
Publisher: Activision / id Software
Developer: Nerve Software
Genre(s): First-Person Shooter, Action
Players: 16
ESRB Rating: T (Teen)
Release Date: May 27, 2008
Summary
In this epic multiplayer-focused game, players can choose to defend humanity as a part of the Global Defense Force (GDF) or destroy it as a merciless Strogg alien invader. Players battle as one of five unique classes in either the conventionally armed GDF army or the futuristic Strogg invasion force, each outfitted with specialist weapons and combat hardware. In this adrenaline pumping fight for survival, warring forces utilize a variety of different vehicles, deployable structures, and defense systems including quad-bikes, tanks, and alien walkers for epic ground assaults; or helicopters and anti-gravity ships to unleash airborne attacks. Throughout each battle, teams establish bases, deploy defense structures, artillery, radar, and advanced forward-command systems into enemy territory while constructing and demolishing obstacles to speed progress and gain a tactical advantage over the opponent. Enemy Territory: Quake Wars features 16-player battles on the console systems, delivering the ultimate team-and objective-based multiplayer experience. [Activision/id Software]
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What The Critics Said
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Game Chronicles
Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars is a revolutionary online experience, a paradigm shift in tactical multiplayer game design, and the online game that the console world has been waiting for.
Read Full Review >GameZone
While not without its foibles, Quake Wars on the Xbox 360 is a fine representation of last year's great PC game.
Read Full Review >PGNx Media
Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars makes the jump to consoles well although it's not perfectly intact.
Read Full Review >Gaming Target
Fans of RTCW: Enemy Territory will love Quake Wars. Hardcore shooter fans who enjoy teamwork will also love it.
Read Full Review >ZTGameDomain
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars is the kind of shooter that will garner a cult following and be loved by all who take the time to learn all of what it has to offer.
Read Full Review >Game Informer
While it's not the next evolution of competitive FPS by any stretch of the imagination, a clean frontend with good party support and matchmaking at least lets those players who can forgive its faults an easy way to play the game the way it was meant to be.
Read Full Review >360 Gamer Magazine UK
Some may dislike the shocking pace of Quake Wars while for others, it might just be that step too far into the land of confusion. But if your reactions have been honed in the more uptempo shooters of our day – TimeSplitters and UT to name but a few – rather than trudging around in Halo or Battlefield, this could well be the blend of speedy action and team-based mechanics you’ve been holding out for.
VideoGamer
Xbox 360 owners should certainly consider giving Quake Wars a shot though. It's a very impressive package and should gain a decent online following.
Read Full Review >Gamer 2.0
What Enemy Territory: Quake Wars ends up being is a FPS with solid core gameplay of guns, vehicles, and equipment.
Read Full Review >Console Monster
If you don't have Xbox LIVE, steer well clear of this because the AI simply doesn't cut it. Still, if you have LIVE, and are looking for a fun online shooter to tide you over, you could do a lot worse than ET: QW.
Read Full Review >AtomicGamer
Get this one for its online action, which moves quickly and rewards those who have the skill and knowledge to play to the strengths of the many weapons and vehicles.
Read Full Review >Cheat Code Central
Finally, the move to the consoles should make this game available to many more people, but it costs twice as much as it does for PC and isn't as good.
Read Full Review >Games Master UK
A well-structured multiplayer FPS that encourages teamwork over gung-ho heroics. [Aug 2008, p.71]
Maxi Consolas (Portugal)
Far from being revolutionary, it also doesn’t do anything fundamentally wrong that might compromise the experience. In the end, it’s a good online FPS with a more classic feeling, which can please the hardcore fans of this genre and eager to find some great competition online. [July 2008]
Pelit (Finland)
Lag and framerate issues spoils a decent sci fi shooter. [Aug 2008]
Official Xbox Magazine
Whether its quirks annoy you more than its strengths entertain you, though, all boils down to how much of a Quake fan you are.
Read Full Review >Console Gameworld
If you're looking for a short diversion from other FPS titles, this will interest you for a little while, but you're not likely to be wowed by it in any way.
Read Full Review >GamePro
Still a blast to play, and with online multiplayer and CPU controlled bots readily available from the get-go, you'll never find yourself fighting a battle alone. It may not be deep, but it sure as hell is fun.
Read Full Review >GameShark
The game is very ambitious for what it is trying to accomplish and although it may have not reached the goal that it wanted to on the Xbox 360, it’s as close as anyone has gotten so far.
Read Full Review >Team Xbox
Sadly, ET:QW looks like a good idea that wasn't properly fleshed out to meet that potential.
Read Full Review >Jolt Online Gaming UK
The graphics are worse, joypads are a poor substitute for keyboard and mouse control, online play is laggier and there aren’t enough people playing. And to rub it all in, you can pick the PC version for a good deal cheaper.
Read Full Review >GotNext
If you can round up at least three friends online, the game's problems and shortcomings tend to fade into the background.
Read Full Review >DarkZero
People who don’t care for graphics will find a game that’s quite fun and somewhat unique in its multiplayer shenanigans. The classes are more complex and objective focus driven then any of the other multiplayer shooters out there.
Read Full Review >Gamers' Temple
Quake Wars is a cut above the average online shooter, but it can't quite match up to the top tier games or its PC cousin.
Read Full Review >DarkStation
The single player isn’t anything to really spend to much time with but the online play is good enough to come back to over and over again.
Read Full Review >DailyGame
Not a bad game in and of itself, but there's just not enough content here to make it seem worth the money you paid for it.
Read Full Review >Wired
But even the best programming can't save this game from the flaws in its design. There's nothing horribly wrong with it, but it also fails to bring anything remotely new or original to the genre.
Read Full Review >AceGamez
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars isn't a bad game, it just fails to do anything to make you stand up and pay attention.
Read Full Review >Planet Xbox 360
Between the mismatched gameplay and modes and the slim options, Enemy Territory feels like a half-finished PC port. What is here puts it in the upper half of Xbox 360 FPS titles, but there is just not enough to hold your interest for very long.
Read Full Review >PALGN
ET:QW on X360 is a watered down version of the great team-based PC title. The lack of new content coupled with the alarming fact that no one seems to be playing it make this one for the hardcore Quake fans only.
Read Full Review >Xbox360Achievements
Surprisingly, controls are quite intuitive and easy to use, and the navigation menus are pretty straight forward.
Read Full Review >Da Gameboyz
If you have played and enjoyed Enemy Territory: Quake Wars for the PC already then you might just want to take a pass on the Xbox 360 version.
Read Full Review >GameSpot
In terms of value alone, it's difficult to recommend Quake Wars. You'll love the giant sandbox filled with such distinct classes, high-tech weaponry, and attack vehicles. But when limited to only 16 players on just 12 maps, the gameplay is one-dimensional.
Read Full Review >PTGamers
The console version arrived late and not improved at all. Worse visuals and less players make it inferior to the PC counterpart.
Read Full Review >GameFocus
So much potential, such poor execution. If they could fix the lag and matchmaking then perhaps this could be a lot of fun, but sadly, I have to say that this game is just not that great.
Read Full Review >My Gamer
Gamers who like a little more structure in their FPS's, like Halo's mixture of skill with rock-paper-scissors combat based gameplay or Gears of War's stop-and-pop shooting mechanic, should definitely look else where.
Read Full Review >IGN
It's too bad that the conversion of Quake Wars didn't go smoother. The gameplay, while fun on PC, was clearly better-suited for the world of a keyboard and mouse combo than a controller.
Read Full Review >GameSpy
There's a good game here, but it's buried underneath layers of mediocre to substandard cosmetics and an unforgiving learning curve.
Read Full Review >Eurogamer
The biggest question mark is whether a big enough online community will spring up around it to allow it to fulfill its potential. Sadly, with a fair amount of optimisation issues rearing their heads early on, Quake Wars looks destined to line-up with the also-rans in the online shooter stakes.
Read Full Review >Extreme Gamer
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars had the right idea, but this war might be a little too much for the mighty army of the Strogg.
Read Full Review >X360 Magazine UK
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars tries to inject something new and interesting into a popular genre but completely forgets to fix the things which really do need work. [Issue#33]
GameDaily
Doesn't play nearly as well as its predecessor. With a significant drop in visual fidelity as well as a reduction in the number of people in online matches (from 32 to 16), things just aren't as exciting.
Read Full Review >Thunderbolt
A lazy port of a fairly good game with no effort put into making it work better on a console. Slapping a party system onto it doesn't magically make it something special, and there are so many other things I can think of that could have been done that weren't, such as bringing over the best community maps, the previously mentioned dedicated server option, and making the controls more console-centric.
Read Full Review >G4 TV
A bit of a disappointment. It’s a great game on the PC that lost some luster thanks to a less than ambitious porting job. Still, it’s a good game, providing you can get over that initial difficulty hump and you have a solid group of friends to play with.
Read Full Review >MS Xbox World
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars is a port from the earlier released PC version, and not a very good port at that.
Read Full Review >Worth Playing
This title could've had any name, and you'd never have known that it was related to Quake in any way. With franchises such as Call of Duty, Rainbow Six, and, of course Halo, Enemy Territories: Quake Wars falls way behind of the pack.
Read Full Review >Video Game Talk
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars is overpriced considering the lackluster single player and dated design.
Read Full Review >Gaming Nexus
A solid port that improves upon the PS3 version of the game but still falls short of the PC version and other games like it in the market.
Read Full Review >Xbox World Australia
It's effectively a dumbed-down version of a fairly engaging PC release, one that removes a lot of the depth, strategy and team-oriented gameplay of the original.
Read Full Review >WonderwallWeb
Anyone who is a hardcore team tactical FPS fan would be better advised getting the PC version, which from all accounts is far superior to this lazy console port. Non PC gamers need only wait a couple of weeks and "Battlefield: Bad Company" will be released.
Read Full Review >Gaming Age
The last disappointing aspect of the game is the full-blown price tag. At $60 I'd expect to get a hell of a lot more than 12 maps and 5 different classes, but that is exactly what you're getting here.
Read Full Review >1UP
What would've otherwise been a fun multiplayer shooter is marred by a series of technical issues.
Read Full Review >What Our Users Said
The average user rating for this game is 7.3 (out of 10) based on 16 User Votes
Note: User votes are NOT included in the Metascore calculation.
lucas38 gave it an8:
plays a lot like "Frontlines: Fuel of War" which isn't exactly a "bad" thing. I like the slightly (and I do mean slightly) old school look and feel and being a huge fan of Battlefield 2 Modern combat, this game is right up my alley! Loads of fun!
Oliver B. gave it a10:
Great game, runs great on the 360!!
Carl P. gave it a9:
A fun and engaging team-based FPS with tons of cool weapons and classes!
Colin M. gave it a9:
this game is great although haven't been online yet as i got the game a week early and nobody is online.
Matt J. gave it a10:
PC version kicks ass! Can't wait for the 360 game!
