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Rogue Entertainment / Aug 3, 2007 / Action
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TWO NEW EPISODES. SIXTEEN NEW LEVELS. ONE WAY OUT. Your journey has led you down a path of no return. The acrid smell of death fills the air. And you know the road ahead may lead to your grave. But Quake, with his insidious, apocalyptic plans, must be crushed. If you fail, evil will shroud the universe for all eternity.
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91% positive, 211 reviews
Second and in my opinion better expansion of Quake. You have few weapon alterations, different from first expansion, which are even more deadly.(I am big fan of multiple rockets and cluster grenades.) The game brings more items and enemies as well. You fight more fantasy foes than before, like altered knights and death knights which were turned into statues of greek warriors and minotaurs, floating swords or dark...
47 found this helpful, 2014-01-10
Dissolution of Eternity is the second and final Quake 1 mission pack. It's a very fitting end to the game's official content and dovetails nicely with the previous expansion pack, Scourge of Armagon. It was developed by Rogue entertainment who also developed Strife and American McGee's Alice. Dissolution is much more fantasy based than Armagon. There's a distinctly mythological slant to the whole thing. You fight...
21 found this helpful, 2016-08-10
Quake Mission Pack 2: Dissolution Of Eternity * 8/10 This second mission pack goes in an opposite direction compared to the first one. The game will be very tough as you will have to sweat longer to get new weapons, and the maps will be full of enemies, making this a real challenge. There are no new weapons but there are alternative ammos that give the player another fire option with different damage or effects,...
18 found this helpful, 2016-08-04
Quake: MP2 Dissolution Of Eternity. A game developed by Rogue Entertainment and published by ID Software. As i have previously reviewed both Quake 1 and it's MP1 (Scourge of Armagon) I'll keep this relatively short as most of you know what to expect by now anyways. It's Quake. It's probably the least story cohesive Quake 1 mission pack there is even though the premise is pretty interesting. It shoots like Quake, it...
3 found this helpful, 2021-03-20
I love the mission pack. Quake is amazing, however, as many have already experienced, Mission Pack 2 is impossible to finish without cheating or using strange tricks. In Tomb of the Overlord, it is impossible to go up the elevator with the red arrow buttons. You can press them, but it doesn't move the elevator. You either have to rocket jump up or use the Fly cheat. I want to beat the normal way. Please fix.
25 found this helpful, 2015-12-15
The reason why this game can't be purchased anymore is because the original Quake has been given a revival for its 25th anniversary. Go check it out! This expansion pack is included in the original Quake for free now!
4 found this helpful, 2021-08-29
5 More Hours of Pure Quake Bliss. There is nothing quite like the feeling of staying up late into the night, putting on your favorite album (The Fragile, or Kid A) and blasting through the atmospheric yet action packed world of Quake. In the third part of the original Quake saga (Quake 1, Mp1, Mp2) developer Rogue Entertainment (same team that made Quake 2: Ground Zero) sorta-twists the original Quake concept in an...
6 found this helpful, 2017-07-16
“Is it salvation, or damnation, which waits beyond the vortex?” With both Shub-Niggurath and Armagon consigned to history, nixing Quake’s dreams of conquest, the Ranger returns to Earth—only to find the forces of evil have infiltrated history itself and seeded themselves into humanity’s past so that it might rule its future. As far as evil plots go that’s pretty dastardly. The fiends even gave it a dastardly name:...
3 found this helpful, 2020-09-28
How's THAT for a metal title? The second expansion of the original Quake held nothing back in the naming, and similarly holds nothing back in the challenge. Whereas Scourge of Armagon felt at times like The Lost Levels to Quake's Super Mario Bros, Dissolution of Eternity sometimes seems like The Loster Levels. This isn't necessarily down to good design, either, so if you're here looking for more quality Quake, you...
9 found this helpful, 2016-08-03
It's more Quake, which is good. But it all feels really unpolished and like a lot of the most annoying parts of the base game. New weapons are fun, and it's probably worth playing through once. But I can't see myself revisiting.
2 found this helpful, 2021-01-22