Pratyush writes- "The way I would describe an FPS is simple- there shouldn’t be any sort of checklist tasks between me and the core gameplay loop which usually involves violence. Yes, gaming ‘journalists’ have reignited the violence in video games narrative as a continuation to last year’s Call of Duty shenanigans, but my escapist fantasies don’t comprise of me throwing flowers at angry demons. If I really want something more narrative-focused, I would go and play some RPGs. All that explanation for why you wouldn’t find games like Cyberpunk 2077, Dying Light 2 etc in this list aside, I couldn’t find a single article on the internet that comprised of FPS games that were primarily focused on the shooting aspect. Hence I made a list for people like me who are searching for such games."
There have been plenty of new titles, especially indie games, that have tried to champion the graphics and ideas of old school gaming. For anyone pining for the glory days of the PS1 but want to experience something new, these are the games for you.
TNS: "ADHD can be a rather depilating mental disorder, but I've learned to cope with it by always having these games on hand."
For me it's always been fighting games like SF, Tekken, GG etc.. it really gets my mental stack flowing and forced to take a thinking approach as opposed to playing brain dead.
Bladekisser is the new DLC for frenetic FPS Trepang2 - does the addition of a katana shake up the formula? JDR sharpens its sword for today's review.
One of the best shooters of recent memory, and at a fairly low price to boot.
