Tag Archives: fps

You might have gotten used to seeing ‘retro’ titles from 3D Realms as of late. But Pet Project Games’ Ripout isn’t that. This FPS is 100% modern.

Grab your sawed-off and get ready to unleash hell on a twisted cult in 3D Realms’ latest retro FPS title. Cultic has a fresh demo, out now on Steam.

Well now it’s official. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II is on the way this fall, and it’s packing a new campaign, multiplayer, and Warzone 2.0.

Remember Apogee? The publisher is back in action, and together with Trigger Happy, has an all-out action-fest on PC with Turbo Overkill.

Swords, spells, and… machine guns? The world of Project Warlock is on the way back for a sequel, and it lands in Early Access this June.

A mod-turned-official expansion, Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem takes Croteam’s seriously tough action hero into the frozen tundra.

Officially a standalone expansion for Serious Sam 4, Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem is out now and bringing a fresh army of weirdos to blast.

The Sniper Elite series is about to break new ground with Sniper Elite VR. The sharpshooting title hits PSVR, and PC-based VR platforms next month.

Ready to ride the metro again? First-person shooter Metro Exodus is back for the PC (console editions coming up), this time as the Enhanced Edition.

Looking forward to 3D Realms’ Graven? Well, if you’re a PC gamer, you can actually play today. The spiritual successor to Hexen has received a demo.

It’s the next generation of Call of Duty, but don’t worry because you’ll still be able to play the explosive-looking Black Ops Cold War on your X1 and PS4.

Looking for an FPS that’s a little more like the classics, but with a modern look and feel? Than you’re going to want to check out Hellbound.

Valorant is a valuable look at not only what makes hero shooters fun, but why realistic shooters still carve out a large chunk of the market.

The Quake Engine resurgence continues with forgotten 90s gem Kingpin. Ready to rise to the top of the criminal underworld once again?

3D Realm’s latest retro-themed FPS is a trip into the demonic world of Wrath: Aeon of Ruin. Monsters, blood and gore, and gibs galore.

The Modern Warfare universe returns to Activision’s Call of Duty with a masterful installment from Infinity Ward. FPS of the year? Yeah, could be.