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Every month you'll find a new screenshot and download that stand out among the crowd. The best stuff is all right here! If you feel like browsing some older winners, scroll down to see the previous 5 months.

File of the Month - September 2003

CreatorsDream 1.01 (4.50 MB)
CreatorsDream is a Quake 1 mod that lets players create new weapons, monsters, and map elements during play. It adds a whole new level of excitement to Quake 1's multiplayer mode. No two games will ever be the same!

Screenshot of the Month - September 2003

This is a pretty good action shot captured from Quake 3: Arena. Gobs of blood, flying rockets, and a running woman. What more could you ask for? (Probably not a Klesk with a t-shirt).

File Archive

True Combat 1.0 (80.0 MB)
After a very long (and worthwhile) wait, True Combat for Quake 3 has finally been released in beta form. The new total conversion turns Quake 3 into a combat simulator, providing plenty of new weapons, maps, and gameplay modes. It takes some skill to play, but it's a lot of fun!

Bouncer Please!! (14.0 MB)
This month it we have a new machinima flick by Stardate: Night Time called Bouncer Please!!. The short film was created using the Quake 2 engine, and it's by far their best release to date. It doesn't require Quake 2 to play.

industri (30.0 MB)
We've got another single-player mission this month - but this one's from Quake 1, and it has an interesting touch: it was made using a modified version of the Tenebrae engine mod. It's short, but the graphics are well worth it, and the mission is the first of its kind.

Pax Imperia (36.0 MB)
This long-anticipated single player mission pack was well worth the wait! It features 8 brand new maps, over 2500 monsters, and some new models as well. Most importantly, it seeks to add another chapter to the Quake 2 saga. Grab that Quake 2 disc and get to work!

DMSP2 (810 KB)
Here's another Quake 1 mod for ya, except this one is single-player based... the idea is simple: you start a single player game on a Deathmatch map, pick up as much as you can within 10 seconds, and run for cover when hordes of monsters come running at you. It's a ton of fun -- not to mention very addictive -- and it gives you a reason to reinstall Quake 1. Give it a shot!

Screenshot Archive

	Here's a good one from Quake 1. Not only is that about the closest you could ever come to a rocket, but there's a pretty good circle of damage going on there... it seems like everyone's attacking someone else. I don't think the photographer survived!
	It's been awhile since we've seen a good ol' stomach-wrenching gib. Well, this should certainly make up for that. I don't think it would be possible to get more bloody than that, but if you think you can manage, I challenge you to try. Yech!
	This is a second shot from the recent update to the Quake 2 screenshots archive. It's kind of an in-your-face shot that shows someone being blasted at. The gibs are a big plus :)
	Here's a classic from the new set of Quake 2 screenshots... this action-packed goody shows a double-frag by yours truly :) One guy gets gibbed, the other one... well, you figure it out.
	While we're at it, lets have another Q3DM17 shot... hehe. There's a lot going on in this one: rockets, explosions, high-flying action, and more. The guy falling off the edge just brings it all together.