Anyone still out there?

[Ric]

I went off on a random nostalgia tangent this evening and ended up digging this up again. Doesn't seem to be any permanent game servers any more. Anyone still playing this, or interested in playing it again?

[Fred]

Ric:

Gosh, I had forgotten I'd joined this list

I think Quadra is a great game, but I'm not nearly good enough to join in competitive play with anyone.

years ago my wife, daughter, and I played against each other,... it took both my wife and I to keep the daughter from burying us all under the levels she completed, and the kid still won, eventually.

On Fri, Sep 27, 2013 at 10:17 PM, Ric <rick...@gmail.com> wrote:

I went off on a random nostalgia tangent this evening and ended up digging this up again. Doesn't seem to be any permanent game servers any more. Anyone still playing this, or interested in playing it again?

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[David Åhman]

It would definitely be lots of fun and nostalgic to play quadra again.

[Pedrinho Scarapicchia]

If I manage to compile it under Mac OS X I can play too

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[Pierre Phaneuf]

The latest release, 1.2.0, compiles relatively easily under Mac OS X, once you have Xquartz installed. It's not a native port (it uses X11), and does not have sound, but works well otherwise.

The code on the "future" branch is trickier to compile, but uses SDL, so it has native graphics and sounds. It seems to work ok, but it has all sorts of half-baked changes, so there's some risk of crashes... :-)

They're both compatible at the network level, so you use one or the other to participate in Internet games just as well.