What merely happened? Bethesda has released the second major update for the remaster of classic starting time-person shooter Convulse. It adds an entirely new mode and campaign scenario, along with some small-scale bug fixes and improvements.

Update 2 for the Quake remaster is now bachelor for all platforms. The outset major add-on is an all-new PvE horde mode from MachineGames that tin be played solo, with upwards to four others, or with a combination of real gamers and bots in co-op. The fashion supports all difficulty levels and plays out across iv new maps.

Convulse horde mode has nine mandatory waves in which killing enemies yields points, and killing them in rapid succession activates a betoken multiplier. Every 3rd wave features a boss that will drop a fundamental to unlock more weapons and items when defeated. Normal enemies can also drib ability-ups. Later on finishing the ninth wave, players can either exit or go along fighting endless waves. Progress resets if all players die.

The free add-on is the 2022 scenario "Honey," the original release of which is highly rated on Quaddicted. Players can access information technology from the "Add-Ons" section in the game'southward principal card, right above the "Convulse 64" scenario. Bethesda describes Love equally containing waterlogged crypts and underground temples with "expert utilise of fog furnishings and silhouettes."

Dear marks the third Quake addition from MachineGames, the other two already being packaged with the remaster under its listing of master single-player scenarios. In an interview with Bethesda, Honey creator Christian Grawert points out a couple Quake modders whose work players might want to cheque out: "mfx," and "Bal," the latter of whom Grawert praised for their scenario titled "Dwell."

This update as well brings Convulse to the Epic Games Shop for the outset time, and lets PC users play together across storefronts.

Bethesda released this remaster in August to gloat Quake's 25th anniversary. It brought Quake to PlayStation four, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, the Xbox Serial consoles, and Nintendo Switch. In addition, it offered the remaster for free to people who already owned Quake on Steam and Bethesda.cyberspace, finer giving them another mode to run Quake aside from DOSBOX, GLQuake, or a source port.