Metro 2039 is going darker than ever, launching this winter on PC and consoles
Shaped by war in Ukraine, it could be the series' darkest entry yet
First-person shooter articles
This Quake-style shooter fits in just 64KB
Developer built his own image editor and programming language to save precious bytes
WTF?! While the latest AAA first-person shooters usually require over 100GB of storage space, and even retro-style indie titles consume a gigabyte or two, a solo developer recently released a project that resembles the original Quake but could comfortably fit on an NES cartridge. The creator built most of the development tools himself, including the programming language.
Bungie's Marathon launches March 5 with modest system requirements
Emerging from development limbo to play well on entry-level hardware
Fans are bringing Unreal Tournament 2004 back to life with Epic's blessing
UT2004 revamp will support modern Windows, Macs, Raspberry Pi, and other Linux hardware
Bungie caught using stolen art assets in Marathon, promises it will not happen again
The studio blames a former team member, while promising to compensate the offended artist
Bungie unveils Marathon, its new extraction shooter launching September 23
Closed alpha runs from April 23 to May 4
Fortnite goes "Ballistic" with first-person mode entering Early Access on Dec 11
Only one map and limited weapons to start, with more coming pending player feedback
First trailer confirms Doom: The Dark Ages tells the Doom Slayer's Hellish origin story
Doom Slayer returns as a medieval super weapon of "gods and kings" with a new buzzsaw shield
Doom: The Dark Ages could be the next major title in the popular gaming franchise
A new first-person shooter featuring the constantly pissed Doom Slayer is coming
Escape From Tarkov developer offers $250 pay-to-win DLC, outraging entire fan base
Developer Battlestate Games handles the backlash poorly, silencing criticism on Discord
Steam FPS Fest (as in first-person shooter) offers tons of deals and free demos
A selection of highlights from Steam's latest themed sale
Ripping and Tearing: 3 Decades of Doom
Doom is rightly considered the granddaddy of the FPS genre, a claim few games can make. Let's look at each memorable entry in the Doom series from development to reception.
Star Wars: Dark Forces and Turok 3 are next on Nightdive's remaster list
Kyle Katarn and the Dark Troopers return
After doing Quake, Nightdive Studios wants to remaster Unreal, but the ball is in Epic's court
The FPS remaster studio has two unannounced projects in development
Playing Call of Duty Can Improve Your Driving Skills
#TBT "Playing video games can make you a better driver," it's not exactly what you imagine. Ironically, studies show that first-person shooters like Call of Duty provide more benefits for drivers than driving games do.
Nightdive Studios teases more retro FPS remasters
Most likely Hexen, but other games are possible
Arma Reforger is a $30 dry run for Arma 4, available now
Available with mod support on PC and Xbox
Battlefield 2042 Season 1 delayed till summer, EA says the game did not meet expectations
DICE wants to fix core issues of the troubled shooter, but will there be enough players left to notice?
Indie game Selaco pushes the original Doom's tech to a whole new level
F.E.A.R. as if it was made 10 years before F.E.A.R.
Valorant developer Riot will begin recording player voice chat to combat harassment
Beta testing begins in North America
17 Years of Call of Duty: One of the most influential and persistent video game franchises of all time
Call of Duty has made everlasting memories for millions of players around the world, including an entire generation of gamers who've spent their adolescent years with the franchise and continue to stick with it to this day.
Watch this: YouTuber shows the history of the FPS genre through this masterfully-edited video
Blink and you might miss the clip transitions
Riot's hero shooter 'Valorant' opens to all on June 2
It'll leave closed beta sooner than expected
Wolfenstein: Youngblood Review
I am generally suspicious of games that people say are "better with friends," simply because most things are. Wolfenstein: Youngblood isn't really just better with friends; it requires them. That's not a ding against Youngblood. The game has always been positioned as a cooperative experience. It's a co-op shooter. To criticize it for not being something other than that is unreasonable.
