Gamescom, the world's biggest gaming convention, kicks off on August 23. QuakeCon isn't the only event on Bethesda and Xbox Game Studios' calendar this month. In addition to a fully remastered version of the original game and its Nintendo 64 port from the same year, this remaster also includes 28 new campaign levels and one new Deathmatch map developed by MachineGames, the studio behind the recent Wolfenstein games and the upcoming untitled Indiana Jones game.
This isn't just a remastered version of the beloved 1997 FPS. More recently, reliable video game industry leaker, billbil-kun, predicted the announcement, even nailing the game's release time and USD $9.99 price point. In June, IGN reported on a listing for 'Quake II Enhanced' on a South Korean ratings board, which was initially spotted by Gematsu, in June. Some fans expected the remaster since numerous clues hinted towards its existence. For example, leads from ID Software took the stage in 2018 to reveal extended gameplay for DOOM Eternal. The bring-your-own-controller event has always been a hotbed for arena shooter-style multiplayer, but it's also perched almost exactly halfway between summer events like E3 or Summer Game Fest and the holiday shopping season, making it ripe for ID and Bethesda to show off what they've been working on before their games hit store shelves.
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