Players get the option to specialize in different classes and level up to unlock additional weapons, all in the name of seizing zones and territory from the two opposing teams. Download Planetside 2. Quake Champions is an action-packed, fast-paced FPS arena shooter. Players get to choose between a roster of champions featured in the game, including Doomguy and BJ from Wolfenstein, each with their own unique abilities, skills, and a plethora of different weapons and explosives.
Matches are fast-paced and not for the faint of heart, with a very steep learning curve to boot. Especially once you start to get the hang of the mechanics.
Quake Champions is an acquired taste. The frantic gameplay lends itself to players more accustomed to hectic, fast combat rather than slow and strategic gameplay.
Download Quake Champions. Just as well, too, because Paladins is an absolute blast to play. The game is set in a unique world that blends sci-fi with mythology. In this world, two primary factions are fighting over different beliefs regarding how magic should be used.
One side wants it to be kept for a select few, while the other believes that magic should be used for the greater good. In terms of gameplay, Paladins is a 5v5 tactical team-based shooter. Each player picks a unique champion, similar to Overwatch or Rainbow Six Siege, and then fights over various stylish maps and different game modes. Paladins is a gem in the free-to-play FPS genre that might not be as popular as it once was, but you owe it to yourself to give it a try.
Download Paladins. Team Fortress 2 is easily a hall of fame free FPS game. Each of the pickable characters is over-stylized with their own looks and personality, although you probably already know that. Primarily, the two teams on the map are battling over combat-based objectives. Given the focus on character abilities rather than pure gun skill, Team Fortress 2 is deceptively tactical. Download Team Fortress 2.
Decorate houses with your Tinsel Cannon. According to Plan. A crazy bank heist shooting game where you play as a robber and his crew. Ghys Sudios. Brutal first-person slasher for 7DFPS. Alexey 'cptnsigh'.
Minimal Freeman 0. Couch Combat. FPS movement with wall running, double jumps and dashing. A fisheyed arcane survival arena shooter for 7dayfps Paul Law. An over-the-top, super-fast, physics-based, first purse-on shooter. Ramsey Nasser.
A fast paced, futuristic first-person shooter. Slice every last millisecond as you race and blast your way through deadly arenas. Pine Studio. Run, shoot, pick up a new weapon and shoot again! Initially released all the way back in , Crimsonland feels like a take on what Doom may have been like had it released as an early s New Grounds flash game. Remastered for modern consoles, it may seem like a strange offering on the PlayStation Store, but it's more engaging than it first seems.
With 60 levels through which to rampage and a neverending roster of alien enemies to slaughter, this barebones twin-stick shooter is a quick and dirty carnage fest that should appeal to casual and hardcore players alike. The visuals may put some players off, but, at 90MBs, it was never going to be a graphical powerhouse.
A lesser-known title on the list, Capsule Force combines hectic multiplayer action with team-based objectives. Alongside your buddy, you must work your way from one side of the map to the next. The caveat is that you can get evaporated in one hit, only to respawn and try again.
There's not a whole lot of maps and characters to choose from, but the premise and potential for shenanigans could improve at least one or two pizza nights.
It's fast-paced and definitely one of the better Indie titles to feature on the PS4. It's inexpensive, a blast to play, and most importantly, only 90MB. A movie game released to coincide with the short film of the same name, Kung Fury is a deliberate homage to games like Streets of Rage , though it lacks much of the nuance and depth that made those games so entertaining.
Retailing for a mere two dollars, this game almost plays like a rhythm game, as players are only able to punch right and left and must take out enemies as they approach on either side. It's mindless, button-mashy, and more than a bit boring. Yet, with a download size of 80MB, that shouldn't come as much of a surprise. Ever imagine what a game like Super Hexagon would look like as a platformer?
Probably not, but Maddening Overload absolutely delivers on its name by replicating that same sort of fast-paced, brain-melting gameplay while adding its own unique twist. Play on your own or race against up to three other players as you make a mad dash across an obstacle course wrapped entirely around a small circle. The pace is break-neck, the perspective is confusing, and it's the sort of borderline frustrating experience that demands hours of practice, and it's all wrapped up in a super conservative 70MB of storage space.
Do it fast, do it slow, but never lose control. That could be a potential motto for Meshoff Games' Flywrench. Fasten your seatbelts as you make it through courses designed to make you bounce, all centered around completing your orbit around the planets of the solar system. The music, all the while, is thrashing around like a nu-metal instrumental.
Since you'll likely die a lot, you can't coast through this one easily. Time Trial mode will push you to your limits even more. All that being said, the experience is worth 7 bucks and a 70MB download.
If you're craving RPG action but don't want to agonize over a massive download, consider checking out Quest of Dungeons. Line of Sight is another FPS title that launched in The video game was developed by BlackSpot Entertainment in which the developers call their video game as if BioShock series mashed with the Call of Duty franchise.
Not only will players have a wide array of weapons to choose from in their battles, but developers also play on what they call psyonic abilities. Likewise, there is a number of maps to go through as well with over twenty different locations scattered around the globe. Developers have stated that there are no weapons that can be improved with real-world currency. However, in we got a new genre video game release with Valorant. The game is very much focused around FPS where you complete objectives and take out the opposing team.
Each round players will be able to spend money earned to get additional weapons, ammo among other aids for the match. However, the mix of this game is the roster of heroes. Each has a unique attribute and ability to give a rather diverse range of strategies players can make use of.
This game is also currently only available on the PC platform. With that said, the development team over at Riot Games have expressed their desire to bring the title over onto console platforms as well. At the time of writing this, the team is actively prototyping the game in hopes of bringing out Valorant outside of the PC platform. This is also a really new game as it just released in so we expect there to be plenty of new and exciting content being added in over the years.
Another release that makes our list is Black Squad, an FPS that has quickly started to make a name for itself. The video game was developed by NS Studio and originally released in Korea but it only recently started to spread to new markets.
Black Squad acts as a fast-paced military strategy shooter with an emphasis on free-to-play. Call of Duty: Warzone is a free-to-play battle royale game. This is an official Call of Duty title that was developed by Infinity Ward and Raven Software so you can go in with some high expectations.
In the game, players are dropped into a massive map with the goal of surviving as the last player alive when the match ends.
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