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15 Best First-Person Shooters You Need to Play

Usaid — Mon, 09 Oct 2023 10:45:27 +0000

First-person shooters continue to be one of the most popular genres in gaming, and there’s a constant influx of new titles that make keeping up with every release an impossible task. To that end, here are 15 of the best first-person shooters that you probably didn’t play but definitely should.

Splitgate

Splitgate combines the high-octane first-person shooting of contemporaries like Halo with some ingenious portal mechanics that come together to create a markedly fresh experience. It’s a lot of fun to move around portals while spraying bullets at your opponents, and the map design provides many options for coming up with your own creative strategies. While Splitgate’s player count has dropped by quite a margin in recent times, it remains an enjoyable time nevertheless.

15 Games With Crazy Physics

Ravi Sinha — Fri, 14 Feb 2020 06:21:15 +0000

Preserving a sense of reality in games can be essential, especially when it comes to immersing your audience. However, the opposite also holds true as a game can break all laws of physics and still come across as a compelling experience. Let’s take a look at 15 such titles with inexplicable physics.

Goat Simulator

Explaining the sheer insanity that is Goat Simulator and it’s various add-ons would take too long. Playing fast and loose with physics is a given here, either due to numerous bugs or from the inanity of, say, a goat headbutting a gas station. There’s also that part where you do sick flips on a trampoline and lick a car to slingshot your goatly hide across the map. Need we say more?

VR Title Boneworks’ New Footage Shows off Combat and Physics

Landon Wright — Tue, 09 Apr 2019 02:53:48 +0000

Developer Stress Level Zero’s upcoming VR title Boneworks has received new gameplay footage showing the first person shooter in action, courtesy of YouTube channel Node. It highlights the chaotic combat of the game, in which the developer says there’s “no wrong answer” to solving the obstacles the game will put in front of players, like how you can flip over tables in non-scripted sequences to help in shoot outs.

One of the main features the game showcases is physics. In the footage, the developers showed off things, like turning over furniture, using a crowbar to climb across gaps, and using melee weapons like swords to chop up robots. The unique physics also allow you to take those little robots and slam them together. And if that’s not enough, you can headbutt them into scrap metal yourself.

You can see the footage in the video below, along with commentary from the developers. The game has no firm date as of now, but it is slated to be released sometime this year for PC.