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Here's the word: Version 7.51 of Alien Arena is scheduled to be released in a matter of days, featuring some very significant performance gains, bugfixes, graphical updates as well as new content! There's more news on the progress of the next version of the free, stand-alone shooter known as Alien Arena and you'll find it over on the Alien Arena Mod DB slot! The word is that the new v7.51 build will be unleashed "in a matter of days", and this version will bring tweaks a'plenty that include the engine and some remade maps. Saturday, 15 October, 2011 – Planet Quake Newsġ7:15 PST | | Print News | Category: Quake II News - Community News

9th Place: Macanah/bite/mnhdmbite.bsp - 206 points.

8th Place: Mking2012/Contest/contest.bsp - 245 points.

7th Place: Margaal/Margaal15/margaal15.bsp - 307 points.

6th Place: Margaal/Back to Basics/margaal19.bsp - 328 points.

5th Place: Margaal/Dark City ll/margaal16.bsp - 331 points.

4th Place: Margaal/Margaal18/margaal18.bsp - 363 points.

3rd Place: Maric/The Unhappy-Fun, Bad-Time-Fail-Arena/marics112.bsp - 391 points.

2nd Place: J3st3r/torque/jtorque.bsp - 398 points.

1st Place: Margaal/Exposed lab/margaal17.bsp - 407 points.

You can view the detail score and get downloads in the final results thread, check out any servers running the maps in the servers thread, view screenshots during development in the screenshot thread and view the map graveyard where stuff that didn't make the cut for the mappers rest. Congratulations to all the entrants, thanks to the judges and thanks to Wixen1 for putting the contest on and running it! They're here, the 9th Quake 2 Cafe mapping contest results! A total of nine maps from five mappers entered with the winner being “Exposed Lab” by Margaal. Wednesday, 21 March, 2012 – Planet Quake Newsġ9:07 PST | | Print News | Category: Quake II News

You'll battle through Stroggos until you finally meet the leader of this relentless race, the Makron face to.face? Another Quake means that the FPS online scene got another boost with more raw Deathmatch action as well as the now offically supported CTF mode. You play a space marine very much alone on the Strogg's home planet after a massive troop drop goes horribly wrong. While a sequel in name, Quake II's story had little to do with the first game in the series. Quake II's game engine was once again far ahead of anything else commercially available, and the full version of the game was released to the public on December 9, 1997. The demo contained the first set of levels from the single-player game, and contained no multiplayer support. As with the first game, a technology demo was released prior to the commercial release, on October 19, 1997, at an unannounced online IRC party. Quake II was the highly anticipated sequel to id Software's revolutionary Quake.