It isn’t about sniping, it isn’t about hiding behind corners, it isn’t about cover…it’s about movement, as offense and defense. Tim Willits: It’s about pure skill…a pure first-person shooter. Thankfully, Willits was as excited to talk about his game as we are to play it.ĭigital Trends: Speed is clearly an important part of the Quake experience, but what are some of the other core gameplay pillars that separate it from the competition? While we left the hands-off presentation convinced Quake‘s characters could leave even Doom’s fleet-footed space marines in the dust, we still had plenty of questions about what players could expect from the competitive multiplayer arena shooter. Willits knows Quake’s audience, which is why, along with confirming the presence of rocket-jumps and the absence of load-outs during the demo, he wanted to assure longtime fans that Champions hasn’t missed a step. The gameplay footage didn’t begin with an epic cinematic scene, explosive set piece, or eye-popping special effects display, but with a Ranger character hauling hide around one of the game’s arena-style maps. That’s what Tim Willits, studio director at Id Software, told us about Quake Champions at QuakeCon last week. A lot of multiplayer games go really fast, but, I mean … we are fast.”
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