Games Using The Quake Engine
- Quake (1996) – id Software
- HeXen II (1997) – Raven Software
- Half-Life (1998) - Valve Corporation (Half-Life uses the Quake-based GoldSrc engine)
- Laser Arena (2000) – Trainwreck Studios
- CIA Operative: Solo Missions (2001) – Trainwreck Studios
- Urban Mercenary (2001) – Moshpit Entertainment
- Silver Wings (2005) – Bampusht! (Silver Wings uses a heavily modified version of Telejano v7)
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