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Games like Call of Duty come in two flavors: those built around a cinematic first-person campaign in the spirit of Modern Warfare, and those centered on fast, competitive multiplayer you fire up for "just one more match." If Activision's yearly release cycle has worn thin — or you simply want something fresh to shoot at — there's no shortage of alternatives. We've gathered 27 of the best and split them across three eras: shooters set in the past (both World Wars and Vietnam), the present (modern conflicts and special ops) and the future (sci-fi with exoskeletons and aliens). There's also a dedicated block of free games like Call of Duty you can download and jump into right now, plus picks for players who only care about the single-player campaign. From hardcore 100-player milsims to arcade run-and-gun, whatever "feels like CoD" to you is somewhere on this list — and there's something here for a beefy rig and a modest laptop alike.

The best FPS games range from story-driven campaigns and genre classics to tactical and co-op shooters — here are 68 first-person shooters worth playing on PC, PS5, Xbox and Switch. 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 list, 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 games, the best shooters for low-end PCs, and modern hits that every fan of gunplay should try.

This console generation is often referred to as the generation of remakes — that's how frequently updated versions of classic games are being released. Sometimes, it even feels like they’re coming out more often than brand-new titles. As of today, there are well over a hundred remakes and remasters. But which ones truly stand out and are worth a gamer's attention? We've listed the best and most successful reimaginings of gaming classics in this article.

In February 2025, it became known that Crytek was experiencing problems. Mass layoffs of employees began, and the fate of the fourth Crysis was in question. At the same time, support for Hunt: Showdown and the development of the CryEngine engine will continue. We decided to figure out why this happened and what to expect in the future. At the same time, we suggest recalling the history of the studio.