Quake II doesn't need any introduction. The first-person shooter created by id Software was released in December 1997.
The legendary John Carmack worked personally on coding this gem, that was not planned to be a sequel to Quake. The engine of the game, called id Tech 2, has been used for many other games.
In 2001 the source code of the game was released freely.
Developer(s)
id Software
Publisher(s)
Activision
Theme(s)
Shooter
Recommended Emulator
None
The game you are downloading is a "native" Windows game, created more than 20 years ago for Windows 95 (or, in some cases, Windows 98). Since there are no Windows 95 emulators for recent Windows systems, the only hope is the game is still running "as is". On Windows 7 these games normally run without problems but Windows 10 has generated a lot of issues. In some cases we have been able to fix them, but we cannot guarantee the game will work on all systems. It can happen that the game run for some users and don't run for other users.
Launching the game normally requires the execution of a .REG file, to add the keys to the registry. This is the step that sometimes creates problems on Windows 10. If it doesn't work, you will probably receive a no cd error. If the keys have been added to the registry, you can run the EXE file to launch the game.
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