Jan
8th
posted in FPS, FREE GAMES, PINNED NEWS |
Posted by Angelinux
(image refers to the movie Shooter)
There are a lot of free fps out there.. lately i was wondering if there is someone who is playing them all, or which one is worth playing.. well, fire in the hole … 😆
BattleField Heroes (Released in Q1 2009)
Quake Live (not yet released)
ParaBellum (uses unreal engine 3 – beta)
BlackShot (closed-beta)
FEAR Combat (Not mmo but recommended)
America’s Army (version 3 coming soon)
And many many more free fps, more than 135 free fps in total… you can search by yourself by browsing our archive (in the fps category)
Video 2: Time is running out
Video 3: Swat – Soundtrack
Well, I haven’t quite played them ALL, but as far as wich ones are worth giving a shot (lol pun)…
Combat Arms:
Fun game, the maps feel cramped though, especially with all the ‘nade spam.
Wolf Team:
Haven’t played it, I’m not a furry.
BattleField Heroes:
Haven’t played it, obviously
Quake Live:
see above
Warrock:
Very fun, good (and large) maps, not as customizable as some, but the vehicles and classes make it fun, like the battlefield series. Unfortunately its now a small miracle to play a whole match without any hackers ruining it.
ParaBellum:
Not in the beta, afraid my comp doesn’t meet requirements anyway 😐
CrossFire:
Haven’t played… yet. Watch this space.
Operation 7:
LOTs of customization, varied game types, well designed maps, although they are a bit on the small side. Tip: Flash bangs are extremely effective. Only problem I have is a little lag, it doesnt seem like its just me either. Overall my favorite of the ones I’ve played in this list.
BlackShot:
Haven’t played, closed beta
FEAR Combat:
gameplay is good, a little more like unreal or quake than the above, more realistic shooters. It was fun but it got a little bland after a while imo.
America’s Army:
Haven’t played. I dunno why, I guess I’m just not interested in playing propaganda
Wow, very nice short reviews, well done Walter.
Thank you firesword. Since I posted this I’ve played CrossFire, so let me add…
Crossfire:
The gameplay has no problems, so this could develop into a great game, but right now there are only a handfull of maps and just three game modes. Customization is low, but there is a good number of distinct weapon choices. The graphics are a bit worse than the others, but they are adequate for the game, and as a plus it makes things run more smoothly.