There's a BIG learning curve. I bought this for just 5 euros so that's a plus and First-person shooters need to be so much more than what they once were. In the space of around two decades, it’s a genre that redefined the entire games industry simply by pointing and shooting at stuff to requiring jetpacks, wall-running, zombies and skyscraping titans in order to keep our ever-dwindling attention spans interested in its twitch gameplay. But it’s taken one of the godfathers of the genre to return and cut through the noise to offer a simultaneously simplistic and immensely enjoyable shooting experience in the form of Quake Champions.

There's a BIG learning curve. I bought this for just 5 euros so that's a plus and First-person shooters need to be so much more than what they once were. In the space of around two decades, it’s a genre that redefined the entire games industry simply by pointing and shooting at stuff to requiring jetpacks, wall-running, zombies and skyscraping titans in order to keep our ever-dwindling attention spans interested in its twitch gameplay. But it’s taken one of the godfathers of the genre to return and cut through the noise to offer a simultaneously simplistic and immensely enjoyable shooting experience in the form of Quake Champions.