Quake for Android

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Where can I download Quake for Android? Not including the wad files of course.

forum. xda-developers .com/showthread.php?t=678782

I meant Quake 1.

Yeah i'm looking for the same thing, can't find it

Hi all,

Originally Posted by plisk3n

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=678782

This one looks great ! Any idea if it's also working on HTC Desire?

I wonder if the optic "trackball" of the Desire is working as great as the N1 one, because on the video, it looks really playable

See you.

Zepiii.

Hello,

By example, for me, on HTC Dream, I have installed Quake 1 and Quake 2, they runs perfectly !
You can build from the source code :
Quake 1 : code.google.com/p/glesquake/
Quake 2 : sites.google.com/site/quake2android/

The source code for Quake 1 has been part of the Android source tree since the 1.0 days, and it's always compiled by default in the build. (But it's never installed by default.) So anyone with an Android build environment already has it on their system. I've attached the one I compiled recently, here. Rename the file to "Quake.apk" and install it using your file manager, adb, or whatever. You'll have to supply the data files yourself of course.

I've also supplied the config file from the source tree. Rename it to "config.cfg".
It goes into /sdcard/data/quake/id1 on your SDcard. That's also where you have to copy the pak file. I just tested this with the pak file from the Quake 1 demo.

You just need to use lha to extract the data files. E.g. see these directions http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Quake-HOWTO-2.html

Not working on Galaxy S2 :(

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Originally Posted by highlandsun

The source code for Quake 1 has been part of the Android source tree since the 1.0 days, and it's always compiled by default in the build. (But it's never installed by default.) So anyone with an Android build environment already has it on their system. I've attached the one I compiled recently, here. Rename the file to "Quake.apk" and install it using your file manager, adb, or whatever. You'll have to supply the data files yourself of course.

I just tried your attached files on my Galaxy S2 - installing works fine but when I try to run it crashes immediately.