#Gamebryo engine sucks full

And finally, I also feel that in Quake the levels are overally smaller, and there are less levels in each episode (not 9 levels, but only 8 or even 7). In Doom 2 we have lot of primarily big outdoor open levels, mainly the city levels in the second decade. I also feel that in Quake the majority of levels are indoor places, with just ocassional outdoor spaces, which are rather tight. The less variety in textures and color palette does not really help to that. I feel that in Quake the corridors and rooms are more flat and plain. This is primarily the detail and variety of environment and big open spaces and complex city-themed maps.ДЄlthrough in Quake the environment is much more three-dimensional with all the 3D platforms and details and sloped floors/ceilings, as a trade-off it's missing micro-details. However, when playing through Quake, I'm feeling, that it is missing something compared to Doom.

#Gamebryo engine sucks full

It's full true 3D engine, it supports actual 3D models (instead of sprites), full 3D environment with room-over-room and 3D platforms, horizontally moving walls and platforms etc.

The Quake engine is indeed more technically advanced and superior to Doom engine. Recently I started playing some Quake to get some new experience apart from playing Doom.