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First-person shooters have remained one of the most popular genres for several decades, encompassing everything from major AAA blockbusters and hardcore tactical FPS games to unusual indie experiments. The best first-person shooters on PC and consoles deliver a sense of adrenaline, precision, and control, where every well-placed shot can decide the outcome of a fight. For this selection, we have gathered the truly best FPS games — titles with compelling stories, cinematic action, deep co-op gameplay, and competitive multiplayer. Here you will find classic shooters, current online projects, the best shooters for low-end PCs, and modern hits that every fan of gunplay should try.

At the same time, we are not chasing arbitrary numbers or filling out empty lists with a hundred entries: every game in this ranking of first-person shooters was selected for its specific mechanics, atmosphere, and player reception. Some people value story-driven shooters with memorable characters and a well-developed world; others prefer realistic military simulators, tactical online shooters, or fast-paced arena action. The list includes both the best first-person shooters on PC and recent shooters from 2024–2026 that are only beginning to build their audience. Throughout the article, we will also highlight games for low-end computers, co-op projects, free online shooters, and unconventional indie action games, helping you quickly find the format that suits both your hardware and your mood.

Every year, thousands of video games across a wide range of genres hit the shelves of both digital and brick-and-mortar stores. Of course, not every one of them is worthy of your attention. In this article, we've compiled three dozen of the most interesting projects released in 2025. If you missed them at launch, now's the time to catch up.

On December 21, 2025, a car accident in Los Angeles claimed the life of Vince Zampella. He worked on games for EA Games and Activision, with his last project, the acclaimed Battlefield 6, released this year. In this article, we highlight the highlights of his thirty-year career in the industry.

My first impressions of Battlefield 6’s multiplayer were extremely positive, as it’s been a long time since we’ve had a solid military-themed shooter where every element of game design is polished to perfection. However, the more time I spent with the gameplay, the clearer the problems and unfortunate moments became — issues that not only overshadowed all the good sides but also managed to significantly spoil my overall impression of the project. In this review, I’ll discuss what’s wrong with Battlefield 6 and why the developers absolutely need to rework key elements to maintain a stable online player base.

Battlefield 6 has finally been released and, as expected, has caused a stir in the gaming community. High online player counts on Steam, good press reviews, mass depression in Activision studios (against the backdrop of poor Black Ops 7 beta numbers), and, of course, universal adoration. Yes, the multiplayer part of the game really turned out to be very cool and engaging. But what happened to the single-player campaign? Why did EA say nothing about it throughout the entire marketing campaign? Why do gamers try not to mention the game's storyline in their reviews? Or did Battlefield Studios actually manage to destroy Call of Duty on the field of cinematic shooters? The answers to all these questions are in our review.

State of Play is Sony's conference where they announce new games and show trailers for those we already know about. Lately, the talk has been not only about PlayStation exclusives but also about multiplatform games. Read our article to learn about all the highlights of the September event.

After the not-so-successful and lukewarmly received Battlefield 2042 and Battlefield 5, many players lost faith in the series and began to massively criticize EA and DICE for their irresponsible attitude towards the franchise. And yes, it’s hard to believe, but the widespread backlash and vocal statements from fans really did force the publisher to change its approach to developing the next main installment. Battlefield 6 can be described as a soft rollback to the gameplay and atmospheric formula of Battlefield 3 and 4, but with total improvements to all the aspects gamers have been asking for over the past 10 years. We spent about 20 hours in the open beta test and can confidently say: Battlefield hasn’t just returned to the industry in full force, but is also ready to show Activision and its Call of Duty how things should be done.

EA has finally officially presented the multiplayer mode of Battlefield 6: they revealed a new trailer, released a series of developer videos, and hosted a gameplay livestream. We’ve compiled all the most important details about the project in this article.

Thanks to testing the pre-alpha version of Battlefield 6, it is becoming clear what the game will be like. Judging by the first reactions of those who were able to get acquainted with it personally, we are in for something grand. In this article, we have collected the most interesting features of the new part of the series, which became known from leaks.

Yesterday, EA revealed the first gameplay footage of the upcoming Battlefield. "Revealed" might be a bit of an overstatement, considering we got less than 10 seconds of chaotically spliced scenes. While there's not much to analyze yet, the debut of the new Battlefield is a perfect opportunity to compile the key features fans have been longing for over the years.