Blazkowicz, it would be an interesting idea to say the least. Doom Eternal had a female Slayer in consideration during its development, so it's possible this idea is coming back into fruition. As the Quake series' Ranger isn't as well defined of a protagonist as the Doom Slayer or B.J. This is not the first time that one of id Software's games had this proposition. Champions is a direct successor of Quake III: Arena and features the good ol Quake gameplay along with a large quantity of playable characters and some modifications to the formula. It was released for the PC in 2017, and went free-to-play the following year. The bigger bombshell dropped was that this reboot will allegedly feature a female protagonist. Quake Champions is a First-Person Shooter, and the sixth entry to Quake developed by id Software and Saber Interactive. Silent Protagonist Unlike the other champions, Doom Slayer has no voice lines, concealing his map presence. This can also be used to stop your momentum after using a jump pad. RELATED: Someone Got Doom to Play on a Smart Light Bulb Doom Slayer Stats: Active Ability: Beserk: Passive Ability: Double Jump Pressing jump in midair gives Doom Slayer another brief upward thrust. Shpeshal Nick goes on to report the game will be both a single-player and multiplayer affair. The latter company was responsible for rebooting the Wolfenstein series, starting with Wolfenstein: The New Order. He notes that he received a Discord message detailing this new Quake game that will allegedly not be only developed by id Software, but will be assisted by MachineGames. The rumor was covered on The Xbo圎ra Podcast by insider Shpeshal Nick, who covered its developers, genre, and possible protagonist. However, a rumor has recently popped up regarding a possible reboot for the franchise. While Doom has had a lot of love in recent years, the same has not been given to one of the other franchises id Software was built on, Quake. Games like the critically acclaimed Doom Eternal show that id Software is still capable of delivering a great first-person shooter experience. Since the 90s, some fan-favorite franchises have been released and are still supported to this day. Developer id Software has a lot of pedigree and legacy behind it.

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