Could you, kindly, fix the typo in my name in the author field, please and thanks.

THANKS NEGGE

Glad to see this finally make it up here! I'm extremely satisfied about how this project turned out! So many unique ideas in this pack.

"Speedmaps" that actually deserve the title! I never thought I would see them again! I am now something about 20 maps in and this is just awesome.

WOW! What an amazing pack. I played on nightmare and from start to finish it all flowed so well and for me perfectly balanced. I'm a bit of a glutton and couldn't just play a map or 2 at a time, oh no, I had to finish it over 3 sessions...I was struggling to pull myself away and due to the short maps just kept wanting to know what the next map was like. Definitely a fan of these short maps grouped this way. Superb job everyone!! Damn...I may just have to start it all over again...

I'm not through this yet but boy it keeps me busy for a while. The quality is all over the place, but the FUN is definitely the main factor in all of this.

This was a fantastic experience. Quake is different for everyone but these maps show what Quake mapping is all about to me. The trend for huge brushporn map "experience"s has forgotten about the pure joy of weird, blocky vanilla architecture with exciting gameplay.

Well, that was marvellous. Obviously not all the maps are great, but the experience as whole is — and very, very varied. Thoroughly enjoyed the whole process, and I am pretty sure I killed everything in every level (though the fish-counting bug makes me not abolutely certain).

How do you select Nightmare?

E, thats a secret you need to find...

C'mon e, you can do it.

Solid four stars.

Best map is Shub-Niggurath's pit, hands down.

Wow. The fact that some of these maps were made in 2 hours or less is amazing. Solid 5 in my book!

This is a tough one to rate! It's a great concept, and I do think any jaded Quake player who's played hundreds of maps absolutely needs to check it out.

The first couple of episodes have some real rough patches, and sometimes not of the nostalgic-enjoyable-jank kind. Some good stuff in there though.

The last two episodes are mostly great! Maybe those themes play better into the idea of a quick map trying out some fun or odd concept.

There's not much or any planned progression between the maps, and the last two episodes have a LOT of maps in them, so sometimes you're just a walking rocket-dispenser that trivializes the combat on a map. But that can be fun. And there's definitely still some tricky combat as well.

I especially like it when the short format gives the mapper freedom to do ridiculous things with hordes, or water, or powerups, or darkness, or traps, or even spawns. (Granted I don't have much of a spawn-phobia to begin with.)

The end map is pretty special too. It's a bit of a shame to put such a good rethink/remix map at the end of a lonnnng map sequence that many folks will bail out of, but on the other hand it's a great capper on the project.

i regret downloading this mod

Quake for arcades. Or rather, Q-Zone done by real mappers. 74 short maps divided by theme into four episodes. 95% of 'em takes 3 to 5 minutes to complete with enemy counts ranging between 15 to 40 and a few secrets thrown in. It does not start that promising and there are a few duds along the way but the overall experience gets better by each episode. There is some real fun to be had in episodes 3 and 4 ('quad rockets / gib shower') kind of fun. And if you stick with it all the way to the end, there is a properly-built, hugely atmospheric remake of Shub's pit by Ionous to top it of.

I'm having trouble getting to the Nightmare Portal. I know where it is, but the barrier before it just outputs ". . ." and doesnt open.

That's something I do a bit. Things labeled with "..." are secrets that require opening elsewhere.

I've gotten shit from Spud for using "..." as a secret wall denotifier in SM193.

OH! I found it now, feeling goofish for not realizing how obvious it should have been.

Also, I use chadquake (fork of Mark V winquake, so prot. 666) and I always crash after completing Red Boxes Floating. Can I do something to fix this or should I try another port?

Dear "anonymous" dumptruck lover, we do not tolerate the language you previously used as your username here. I have changed your username. Please behave nice in the future, thanks.

Despite the constant flood of new games quovfefe

kicks ass. the end of episode 1 was awesome

I'd love to see more releases like this. Even though the levels are (naturally) of varying quality, just the amount and diversity of the content makes it worth downloading. As a side benefit of the short production time, even if you don't like a particular map, none of them can really overstay their welcome.

I have to call out Fairweather, Skacky, and Ionous for the last three levels of episode 4. Seriously worth the download just for those three maps. I know the final map wasn't made in the 2 hour time limit... but good freaking god... That should have been the boss map in a full size episode. Absolutely breathtaking. Old Shub actually looked pretty ominous sitting there.

Good stuff!

Great map! The only issue is 2 levels in the first and third episode would crash the game. Otherwise it's a very good set of maps.

How do I begin this mod? Im at original quake start and when I type map quoffe, nothing happens...

@Xenos -game quoffee +map start

@qazzaq I did it but its original quake start map with weird graphical bugs like black walls with colorful lights everywhere. It has regular 4 episodes.

@Xenos It only happens when the path is wrong. quoffee mod should put into separate folder. Check readme "Installation" description.

For clarification: * First episode is supposed to be maps made in 1hour, even if most clearly haven't. * There was talks (which didn't go though) of making third and fourth episode 3 and 4 hour maps respectively, which could explain some of those that clearly have used way more than two in those two episodes.

Played on skiil 2. Secret level found.

The maps are almost every one of them good, there is only a few big spikes in difficulty and frustrating cramped arenas, and while most have simple straightforward gameplay there is still variety in the pack.

Good to see maps that seems like speedmaps, mostly. There are two kinds of approachs in the maps: those that took a speedmap like approach and focused on gameplay, and those that tried to make a jam map and focused on looks. Amongst the second is where most maps that clearly went way over the two hours in any episode are.

There is two maps that require bsp2 due to the mapper's mistake.

Stand out from the rest maps by Hcm, WW, jcr, spipper, Ionous, one each from most of the rest of the mappers, e1_end, and the secret map.

@qazzaq I figured out that I wrote -game quoffe instead of -game quoffee.