Best FPS Games on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC

Over the years, FPS games have changed drastically. With new weapons, better engines, and in some cases, storylines, these games have been all-time favorite among gamers. Let’s take a look at some of the most Popular FPS Games to have graced PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is a Battle Royale game which was popular among gamers and streamers both. It was also briefly one of the most popular games on Steam in terms of sales and hours played.

Rainbow Six Siege

The FPS game from Ubisoft is an online tactical shooter. The game has a multiplayer co-op option involving equipment and gadgets that make the combat more interesting and immersive.

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Destiny 2

Published by Bungie, Destiny 2 like its predecessor, combines FPS with role-playing to bring a unique multiplayer combat experience for players across gaming platforms.

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Battlefield 1

Battlefield 1 is most popular edition from the franchise which follows a World War 1 theme. It has single-player and multiplayer modes along with a campaign with immersive visual and sound design.

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Halo: Reach

The Xbox exclusive released in 2010 is quite possibly the favorite Halo game for fans. The fifth installment in the series, Reach delivers the right kind of futuristic FPS combat fans expect from Halo.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare

The 2019 edition of the classic Modern Warfare series has been the most successful Call of Duty title. It is also the game on which the first edition of the Call of Duty League was played.

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Doom: Eternal

Doom: Eternal is the latest entry into the Doom franchise and it boasts of amazing graphics, immersive campaign, and state-of-the-art audio design.

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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is unarguably the most popular FPS game. It is also the FPS game with the biggest esports scene in terms of both, prize pool and viewrship.

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