ioquake3 is a free software first person shooter engine based on the Quake 3: Arena and Quake 3: Team Arena source code. The source code is licensed under the GPL version 2, and was first released under that license by id software on August 20th, 2005. Since then, we have been cleaning it up, fixing bugs, and adding features. Our permanent goal is to create the open source Quake 3 distribution upon which people base their games, ports to new platforms, and other projects. We have developed the perfect version of the engine for playing Quake 3: Arena, Team Arena, and all popular mods on modern platforms like Linux,Windows, macOS.
Download Quake III Arena for free. The intention of this project is to provide the source code of the commercial video game Quake III Arena. The goal of this project to improve upon the games graphical capabilities, which may include new content.
Quake III Arena is a multiplayer-based first person shooter released in 1999, close to the same time as the similarly-themed Unreal Tournament was released. Quake III Arena is the game all the loyal id Software worshippers and multi-player fanatics have been yammering for. From the early Internet test versions until the final retail version, this title has been hyped as the online savior for years.
You can use it to play Quake 3: Arena, Quake 3: Team Arena, and the mods people have made for those games. See our Player’s Guide for instructions and help playing ioquake3, or our SysAdmin Guide to get started running your own game server. Or play a game that other great teams using ioquake3 have made if you don’t already have Quake 3.
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ioquake3 would not be possible without volunteer contributions from dozens of contributors and important resources from Digital Ocean, Discourse.org, icculus.org, and Nuclear Monster. Thank you to everyone who has ever contributed to ioquake3, this project would not exist without you!