Quake Arenas is a fan film project produced by Tritin Multimedia.  We are a non-profit, fan based group that have been making Quake and Doom fan media since 1998.   Our works have been displayed in SPIN, PC Gamer, DVD Gamer, and PC Zone magazines, and also featured at QuakeCon 2001. 

To give your support by lending your skill-set to the Quake Arenas project, please contact us at  tritin@hotmail.com .

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If you have 2D or 3D skill-sets, we can use your help in scene design, animation, and character modeling.  Be part of a great fan project and a solid team with a good project completion history.

Quake III Arena gameplay from QuakeCon 2007 - 1 on 1 by Id Software

Music Video Content from the Doom III game by Id Software 

The third addition to the series was Quake III Arena.  The game had no single player storyline.  A short intro to the game explained roughly that an unknown power would capture a mighty warrior before his\her death, and throw them into Arenas where they were forced to battle 1 on 1. 

Geared specifically for multiplayer only, Quake III Arena redefined game levels.  Instead of sprints from point A to B, worlds were built for specific modes: 1 on 1, 2 on 2, up to 5 on 5, and larger.   Capture the Flag and Rocket arena are two of the games popular add-ons.  Your items for survival are strategically located around a map, forcing you to control your opponent and his resources.

Our film is based on Quake III Arena.  The character is shoved into 1 on 1 battles with opponents.  

Created by the same software company as Quake, Doom III tells the story of a lone marine, trapped on Mars and fighting his way through an army of unleashed demons from Hell, connect via portal.    The Doom character made an appearance in Quake III Arena, and it is only fitting that we connected his story from Doom III, to his appearance in the Arenas in our animated film. 

For info on what these games featured, view the videos to the left.