Quake Remastered gets Horde and Honey Modes added

NS Quake remaster just scored its second update since it was released in August earlier this year. With this update, Quake Remastered gets a mob mode and adds improvements and bug fixes to the overall experience. Fan Quake should find a lot to like here. Players can now challenge themselves to a kill – a lot. We’re talking to all enemies as long as we can.

Horde mode is no stranger to first-person shooter games at this point, with a little-known game called Call of Duty have a mob mode in most of their releases over the past decade. Even Doom Eternal got its very own mob mode in early October. So it’s not a new concept for most people, but it’s still really cool to see the mode go original Quake.

Crowd, horde of glory

Aside from the deaths of hundreds of enemies, what can you expect to find here? For starters, the update comes with four maps that have been designed with mob mode in mind, and each difficulty level in the game is supported. You can make the experience as easy or as difficult as you want. Split into waves, you have the opportunity to unlock new weapons and items as you progress. You also have a chance to exit the area after the ninth wave. Enemies also have a chance to nerf when defeated. There are many tools here to help you kill as many enemies as possible.

The most interesting part of QuakeIts new mob mode, however, is that it can be played with up to three other friends in Co-op. You know, watch out for all the death and destruction that’s making you a little lonely. Alternatively, if you don’t have anyone who can join you, you can enlist the help of a few bots. So don’t worry, in crowd mode you’ll never be alone.

The update also comes with the announcement of a free add-on to the game. Bringing new quests and areas to explore, Honey is the official release of a classic mod first created in 2012 by level designer at MachineGames, Christian Grawer. Available to download for free from the in-game add-ons menu right now.