Quetoo ("Q2") is a free first person shooter for Mac, PC and Linux. Our goal is to bring the fun of oldschool deathmatch to a new generation of gamers. We're pwning nubz, one rail slug at a time.
- Deathmatch, Team DM, Capture the Flag, Instagib and Rocket Arena gameplay modes
- High quality remakes of id Software's legendary Quake series deathmatch levels, as well as many originals
- Realtime lighting with soft shadowmapping
- Steep parallax occlusion mapping with self-shadowing
- Dramatically improved artwork pipeline with in-game editor for level artists
- TrenchBroom support
- 100% free to download, play and modify. See our licensing page.
Snapshot releases of Quetoo for all platforms are available on the GitHub Releases page. Download and extract the latest release for your platform. On first launch, Quetoo will automatically download and install the game data.
Because Quetoo is not signed with an Apple Developer certificate, macOS will block it on first launch. To allow it, right-click the application and select Open, then click Open again in the dialog that appears.
Windows SmartScreen may block Quetoo on first launch. Click More info, then Run anyway to proceed.
Looking for a game? Join the official Quetoo Discord server.
Compiling Quetoo is only recommended for developers and mappers. Supported platforms and targets include GNU Linux, BSD, macOS, MinGW Cross Compile, and Microsoft Visual Studio. See Developing and Modding for further details.
The following dependencies are required:
Quetoo builds with GNU Autotools. To build it, run the following:
autoreconf -i
./configure [--with-tests --with-master]
make && sudo make install
To have a working game, you must install the game data using git:
git clone https://github.com/jdolan/quetoo-data.git
sudo ln -s $(pwd)/quetoo-data/target /usr/local/share/quetoo
Support is available via Discord.