Quake 64 is basically the N64’s take on the PC classic, and honestly? It holds up. You’re dropped into these creepy, maze-like levels with a shotgun in hand, blasting zombies and soldiers while dodging traps. The lighting’s moody, the guns feel chunky, and the whole thing has that grimy '90s FPS vibe.

It’s not just a straight port, though—they tweaked the visuals to run smoother on the N64, and the controls are surprisingly decent for a console shooter. The multiplayer’s where it really shines if you’ve got friends around, but even solo, those claustrophobic corridors and sudden ambushes keep you on edge. Just don’t expect it to be as crisp as the PC version—this one’s got its own janky charm.

If you miss when shooters were more about atmosphere than flashy cutscenes, this’ll scratch that itch.