Year-long open beta for Web-based shooter ends today; game remains free-to-play, but id Software adds two paid subscription levels--"premium" and "pro."
Last February id Software launched an open beta for Quake Live, the free-to-play Web-based shooter. Shooter fans have been able to rip each other's heads off without paying a cent for more than a year now, but today developer id Software announced plans to make money on the game.
QuakeLive--essentially a port of the 1996 PC Game Quake III Arena- Will remain free to play, but for those who want additional content and features, two new levels of subscription plan was announced today.
Before and after the visual overhaul.
Those who pay $ 1.99 a month for the "premium" access will have access to 20 exclusive levels, new Freeze Tag game mode, "of premium-level awards," the opportunity to create a clan and join another 5 man, Quake theme PC wallpaper, as well as the ability to their respective statistical data stored for 6 months.
The next tier of subscription, dubbed "Pro," includes everything in the "Premium" library, and more, for $3.99 a month. The upper level subscription allows gamers to control their Quake Like experience further by allowing players to start their own server, specify the server's location and game mode, and invite whomever they wish to the game. Additionally, those who subscribe at this level can invite free-playing members to play on a Premium level map. Further, Pro subscribers have the ability to join up to 10 distinct clans, have their match data stored for 12 months, and earn exclusive awards.
Quake Live is an online game, which only has more than 30 regions, 5 game modes, and 50-plus characters. The name also has a full outfit of the leaders, player profiles, which include evaluation, statistics, awards and achievements, and the matchmaking system based on qualifications.
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