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Shareware ($29.95)
Multiplayer:
Single player
DOSBox:
Yes
For Kids:
No. Violence and/or sexual content
Resolution:
320 × 200
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Official Website
* Archived, Dec 1998
* Archived, Dec 1998
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DOWNLOAD THE GAME FREEDOSBOX_QUIVER.ZIP - 1,859k - Run QUIVERS.BAT to play
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Quiver is an interesting relic from the early 3D shooting era. Although it was released post-Doom and the engine it uses seems quite similar to the Doom engine, it is not nearly as good as the iD Software classic game. (Although it seems to steal some sound effects from Doom, and possibly other games.) It plays fairly well but doesn't quite have the polish of some other games from this time. Although the environments are somewhat medieval (ala Heretic/Hexen) the weaponry and enemies are both high-tech (something about aliens). Overall it's a decent game but there isn't much to commend it over its contemporary games like Doom or Duke Nukem 3D.
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