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In first-person shooter video games, it’s kill or be killed; discover the best and latest FPS games with storylines inspired by history, modern warfare, alien invasions and more.

'Call of Duty: Black Ops 4' Review
Despite my dashing looks and rogue-like charm, I'm unable to get advanced copies of games so I can review them on release day. So I went the other way and waited a couple of weeks before trying to review it. I did the same with WW2 last year. I feel, looking back, I bought into the hype of going back to World War II and boots-on-the-ground combat too much.
By Peter Ellis7 years ago in Gamers
'Halo': A Tragic Masterpiece in Gaming
The Halo franchise for me was, and still is to some extent, a huge part of my life. Having put countless hours into the gaming powerhouse, I have a relationship with the games I could only hope to replicate with real actual people.
By Patrick Deveney7 years ago in Gamers
Don't Miss the Haunted Forest for the Trees
Thanks to the unique atmosphere, improved arena, and a few surprises there is more than one reason to visit the Haunted Forest during Destiny 2’s Festival of the Lost.
By William Hickey7 years ago in Gamers
Top 5 Reasons You'll Actually Like 'Call of Duty Black Ops 4'
October 12th has finally come and gone, and with it, a new Black Ops! Welcome to WatchMojo.com, and today we’ll be counting down our picks for the "Top 5 Reasons You'll Actually Like Call of Duty Black Ops 4."
By WatchMojo7 years ago in Gamers
'Rainbow Six Siege: Operation Grim Sky' Update
Recently Ubisoft rolled out their Year 3 Season 3 Operation Grim Sky update to all platforms. Here I plan on talking about the two new operators, the game play since the update, and whatever else pops into my head.
By Lyvia Jack7 years ago in Gamers
'Overwatch': An Overview
Blizzard Entertainment is famous around the world for the high-quality games they produce; from the successful Warcraft/World of Warcraft franchise and its multiple expansions of gameplay, the Diablo Trilogy, and the StarCraft franchise, the video game producers struck gold once again when they created a first-person shooter (FPS for short) hero-based game that spans three main gaming platforms: PC, Xbox One, and PS4. Overwatch, released on May 24, 2016, hit the gaming community with intricate game play, characterization, and a storyline that slowly but surely reveals itself one clip at a time. As an avid player of the game myself, I quickly fell into the rabbit hole that is this hero shooter FPS where much of the game is defined by the characters and their individual attributes instead of merely aiming a gun and hoping to hit the mark.
By Deborah Trower-Reid7 years ago in Gamers
'Destiny 2: Forsaken' - The Scorn Impressions
After seeing Cayde and his ghost shot down, something inside of me immediately said, "Play Destiny 2 now." I bought the first two expansions almost immediately, and beat both within a day. My impression of the two expansions is: there is enough content in both to match one, but this isn't about Curse of Osiris or Warmind, it's about Forsaken.
By Tyson L7 years ago in Gamers
Connection Strength
I’ve struggled to try and summarize just how much playing video games helps me and genuinely adds to my life when asked about it. There are very few examples of games that I truly find myself gravitating towards and feeling at home in their expansive, ever-growing universes. I'll be talking about two of my favourites, though.
By Jakob Russell7 years ago in Gamers
'Overwatch' Is Over Party
I know I said the beloved "most played" game of Overwatch was a mess about a year ago, but now it's done for. With all of the unbalanced trash in the game I really don't see how people even continue to play. Not only that, but all of the nerfs and changes to our beloved Mercy. Overwatch is cancelled. Sis is over.
By Lyvia Jack7 years ago in Gamers
New Hero Is a What?!
Okay, let's be honest: when Blizzard announced the newest hero that it was adding to its ranks, we all scoffed in disbelief. We ignored it because holy shit they must be running out of ideas if they're going to put a hamster in a ball and let it roll around to kill people. What's next, a fish in an aquarium with laser vision? ... Probably.
By Kai Sparks7 years ago in Gamers
'Far Cry 5: Hours of Darkness'
If you were a fan of using stealth in Far Cry 5, you will love this DLC. Hours of Darkness feels like an entirely different game. Right from the beginning, you are thrown into the action as Wendell Redler, the Vietnam veteran found near Falls End. With his helicopter downed by the enemy, you must free your squadmates and other prisoners, all whilst clearing out NVA camps, destroying AA guns, and taking out NVA commanders. Along the way, you will face new wildlife, enemies, and an entirely new perk system. Instead of finding magazines that give you a perk point, you earn "Survival Instincts" via stealth kills. Now, don't think that you can kill a few enemies quietly and go off running and gunning. To keep your Survival Instincts, you must remain undetected or they will be stripped from you.
By Jake S8 years ago in Gamers
'COD' Logic
I started playing video games at an early age. It was a time in my life where video games were straight to the point, pixilated, and most of the time if you didn’t play with your siblings, schoolmates, or family, you played alone. It was Square Enix, the developers behind the greatness that is Final Fantasy, that made me want to understand the creativity, beauty, and the art of video games. From there I had to play everything. After RPGs, I jumped to racing sims to platformers.
By Charles MelloGrx8 years ago in Gamers