During GDC 2010 developers from Tripwire Interactive revealed a lot of new information about upcoming Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad to Voodoo Extreme.
Popularized by Doom in 1993 and still making video game haters gnash their teeth today, first-person shooter games are the best thing to happen to gamers since pizza rolls. So here are 15 underrated first-person shooter games you may have missed.
Although the late 2000s Turok wasn't my favorite, I would love a new entry. Open world survival with shotguns and dinosaurs. Not sure how we'd get the fusion cannon, but that would be pretty sweet too.
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All of these games are pretty much universally praised. Outside of Timeshift I literally own all of these.
XIII, The Darkness 2, Far Cry: Blood Dragon, Timesplitters: future perfect, Bulletstorm are awesome games
I played them all, they are all good in their own way
I used to be obsessed with FPS games
Today I would like to show off the Baikal shotgun, which you saw in render form during my last communication in action.
Gaming Respawn takes a look at the Top 10 simulator games to play on PC this year.
Not one flight simulator listed like DCS World one of the most hardcore flight sims ever or a racing simulator like iRacing? Really poor list
I clicked, curious where in the list DCS World would appear.
A top simulators list that doesn't include DCS World is a poor list.
A top simulators list that includes no flight simulators whatsoever is an extremely poor list.
A top simulators list that includes no flight sims or racing sims is a joke.
The fact that Bus Simulator made the list at all makes the list absurd, even Farming Simulator is better than that.
It's an opinion. I can have an opinion, you have an opinion. Everyone has an opinion. Some people prefer a Bus Simulator to a Farming Simulator. Who cares? We're all humans with our own tastes and opinions. What does it matter what someone else thinks?
It lists ETS2 but not the new American Truck Simulator?
I agree, a very poorly thought out list.
"Each box represented a different map in the game, and he explained that this Multiplayer Campaign would act like a metagame of Risk. When players enter into the campaign, it's a giant power struggle. As a team wins a map, it's marked on that large map and the battle progresses into a new area. As teams win they gain Combat Strength, which directly ties to reinforcements and allows them to fight further against the losers. Thus, as one team captures more areas, they both grow stronger but use more strength, leaving them more vulnerable as they approach complete domination. This creates an epic tug-of-war in which those original fifteen minute white-knuckle rumbles turn into a two to three hour war. This brings a new level of immersion to the experience and sounds like it will allow players to truly get lost in battle."
Holy crap that sounds awesome, Tripwire is 100% win, amazing Indie devs.