Labubu Shooter
CS Dust
Madness: Sherrif’s Compound
Sniper vs Sniper
Chicken Math
Spiders Arena 2
The Forsaken Lab 3D 2
Squad Shooter: Simulation Shootout
Dead Void
Police Assault
Commando War
Commando Girl
Ghost City
Slenderman History: WWII Faceless Horror
Call of Ops 2
Cave War
Hostages Rescue
Red Crucible 2
First Person Shooter In Real Life 3
Advanced Pixel Apocalypse 3
Madness: Interlopers
Warzone Clash
3D Aim Trainer Multiplayer
Army Recoup: Island
Slenderman Must Die: Industrial Waste
Sniper Attack
Rescue Six
CS: Chaos Squad
Butcher Aggression
World War Brothers WW2
Radiation Zone
Siren Apocalyptic
Captured City 3D
Back to Granny's House 2
Survival Arena
Hostage Rescue
Strykon
Z Defense
Among Shooter
Darkness in spaceship
Masked Forces
Warmerise Lite Version
CS Portable (Counterstrike)
Giant Wanted
Super Hot
Forest Invasion
Bullet Fury
Back to Granny's House
Crazy Pixel Apocalypse 3
Counter Craft 5
Sniper Duel Arena
Counter Combat Multiplayer
Sniper Assault Squad
Bazooka Gunner
Bank Robbery
Masked Shooters Multiplayer Edition
Warface
Call of Bravery Shooter
PUBG Craft: Battlegrounds
Command Strike Fps
Save or Die
Masked Shooters: Assault
Zombies: Battle for Survival
Fragen
Xeno Strike
Siberian Assault
Ninja Hands
FNaF Shooter
Zombies Shooter
Warfare Area
Sniper Mission 3D
Portal Of Doom: Undead Rising
First-person shooters (FPS) are a subgenre of shooting games and feature a point of view where the players see through the eyes of the game character. as these games feature firearms and movement, the parent category is action games. The FPS genre was popularized in 1993 with the famous Doom game for personal computers running the MS-DOS command line operating system. Doom featured pseudo-3D graphics and item drops in maze-like levels full of monsters. Later in 1998 the game Half-Life offered improved graphic and true 3D. The sequel Half-Life 2 was released in 2004 adding impressive storylines and puzzle elements. Half-Life 2 became a popular platform for adding mods or modifications to the game. In 1999, the now-famous mod titled Counter-Strike was released for free and became more popular than the underlying half-life game engine it relied on. Counter-Strike popularized the multiplayer first-person shooter genre that remains popular today.
Two additional games that were influential were GoldenEye 007 (1997) and the Halo series (2001) both available on gaming console.
As shooters are a type of high adrenaline skill-based game with multiplayer possibilities, they were influential in the growing popularity of esports.
Dead City (touchscreen)
Freefall Tournment (desktop)
Doom Triple Pack (requires flash)
Leader Strike (desktop)
Call of Zombies (desktop)