It is still, technically, in early access. Quake Champions is now free-to-play and available on Steam and via Bethesda's own launcher, but the Champions Pack (which unlocks all characters current and future) is discounted down to £13.19/€19.79/$19.79. Don't worry too much about character choice - while special abilities can be useful, you're mostly going to be relying on the weapons the maps provide.
While its nature as a twitchy arena shooter means that Quake Champions will never be an Overwatch-scale mega-hit, it's been consistently well populated over the past couple months, and today's release should see a significant influx of fresh blood to be splattered all over the walls. They also recently introduced a new playable character - the Death Knight from Quake 1 - and announced a bundle more playmodes coming in the next few months.
There are now bots available for either co-op 'comp stomp' training, or for use in custom matches, so you can warm up with the AI if you don't feel confident with real human players yet. Quake 3 Fortress Beta1H Q3F Full Version A complete copy of Quake 3 Fortress Beta 1H. This patch contains one extra pak and default config with improved graphic and internet settings. It's been a busy few months for Quake Champions, but the last few updates have hammered the game into a state far more fitting for public consumption. Quake III Arena v1.16 Patch (PC) 4hours ago Patch Quake III Arena version 1.16 Patch. While you can earn characters through play, the option still remains to buy all present and future champions outright, and this pack is on sale, too. During their QuakeCon keynote mere moments ago, they announced that now (and forever), Quake Champions is free-to-play. Ever since Quake Champions first bunny-hopped onto the scene, we've known that it would go free-to-play, but Id Software kept a price-tag on it during its initial months of public testing.
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