QuakeDroid is Android Quake that should run on any Android phone made in the last 5-6 years, but has only been tested on 2 phones (one 32-bit, one 64-bit).
http://quakeone.com/quakedroid
Designed to have controls similar to popular mobile games (/cough Minecraft). Went deep on the documentation to try to empower the user.
Does not require Quake to install, it downloads Quake shareware on startup.
* How to put your TrenchBroom/J.A.C.K map on your phone
* Where is your Quake folder?
* Difference between shareware vs. registered Quake
* Put registered Quake pak1.pak from Steam/GOG on your phone
* How to set a startup command line.
The menu has 2 methods of navigation, you can touch items like "Single Player" or manually slide the volume slider bar or use the menu nav buttons.
* Tap-fire (double tap on an Ogre to shoot it)
* Drag-look (like Minecraft) |
