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1. Enemy Territory: Quake Wars

   Reviewer: CVG
   29 April 2009

   Fast, fun, huge and packed with a multitude of weapons and vehicles for you to get stuck into. Get invading. Read more

2. Enemy Territory: Quake Wars review (PS3)

   Reviewer: Boomtown
   01 April 2009

   Overall 6

   

    

   Not a patch on the PC version of the game. Read more

3. Enemy Territory: Quake Wars

   Reviewer: Gamesmonster
   24 February 2009

   Experience the ultimate team-based and mission-based multiplayer warfare defined by award winning Return to Castle Wolfenstein Multiplayer now set in the legendary Quake universe. Choose to play as the human Global Defence Force or the invading alien menace the Strogg. Each side has distinct classes vehicles and weapons to choose from giving players countless ways to join the battle. Read more

4. Enemy Territory: Quake Wars

   Reviewer: Yet Another Review Site
   22 June 2008

   Overall 8

   

   Gameplay 8

   

   Graphics 5

   

   Sound 7

   

    

   On further inspection of the game, my friend and I actually concluded that it was quite an interesting game, sure it may have been a little disappointing in terms of the graphical capability (even more disappointing considering it was on Playstation 3), but it was fun, a feature that some game creators have neglected and forgotten to put into their games. There is lots to do in the game. You can choose from a variety of classes on either the Human or Strog team, from the... Read more

5. Reviewer: PLAY
   09 June 2008

   Overall 6

   

    

   Ugly, dated and very user-unfriendly. That it arrived in the office the same week as Battlefield: Bad Company only emphasised its inferiority. Bad Company may not be great value, but it is high quality and well tailored to the PS3. This is neither. Read more

1. Has iD tread too far into Enemy Territory?

   Reviewer: Dooyoo
   09 November 2008

   Overall 4

   

    

   iD Sofware's first person shooter pedigree is undeniably of the highest quality. Back in the nineties wit titles like Doom & Wolfenstein 3D, the company knew what PC gamers wanted and delivered. But that was then and this is now. These days other developers are regarded as the innovators (take a bow, Valve), and game mechanics have evolved from just shooting seven shades of sh*t out of oncoming waves of opposition. Multiplayer modes, immersive storylines, and... Read more