5 FPS Games That Will Make You Forget About the Real World

Have readers ever played a FPS game that is just so good that it takes a monumental effort to just log out, walk away, and touch some grass? Some FPS games are so perfect that readers will keep telling: ‘One More Match.’ And their teammates will probably answer back: ‘Why not?’

A world full of competitive games where adrenaline runs like molten lava, picking the perfect FPS is not as easy as it might seem at first glance. Here’s a small list of five titles that could fall under that category, offering tons of hours of fun, with some of them that have seen better days, and others still going strong after over a decade.

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5

Destiny 2

A Game That Has Seen Better Days, But Its PvP Is Still Perfect

Destiny 2 has changed a great deal ever since it came out in 2017, and it has been a long a tortuous road for Bungie’s flagship FPS, not to mention, for Guardians still vouching for it after so many years. Perhaps the reason why this game is still alive might be due to its fast-paced, ever-changing PvP. While losing a match might be discouraging, the roaring voice of Lord Shaxx (and sometimes Saladin and Saint-14) has inspired Guardians of all ages to keep trying, until they become better at killing each other in cool and flashy ways.

Those Guardians who enjoy Crucible activities or want to reach the highest echelons by participating in Trials are always looking for the best weapons, and top meta builds to destroy each other in competitive play. With the upcoming arrival of Renegades, a new influx of players will surely come to breathe new life into this FPS. And with a new season, new PvP challenges, Trials Weapons, and Iron Banner goodies will surely pump up the action.

4

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7

A Franchise Ever Growing, And Re-Inventing Itself

Call Of Duty is a special franchise for all those who love competitive FPS, and despite the criticism, the flaws, and all the things associated with such a big title as this one, the game is still going strong. With new games of the franchise, also come better graphics, mechanics, maps, and thousands of hours of PvP action. It wouldn’t be so wrong to say that COD is one of the few titles dominating the FPS scene at the moment.

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Unfortunately, in this volatile and ever-changing industry, Treyarch and Raven Software cannot sleep on their laurels. That’s why the most recent title update Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, is bringing the big guns, with Season 1 hitting the gas on December 4, 2025. One of the most notorious and controversial changes coming right up is the addition of a fully operational sniper drone that will surely be causing rage quits all around the world. But that’s the beauty of COD: It is just impossible to say ‘no’ to one more match.

3

Halo: Reach

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Halo: Reach

9/10

Released: September 14, 2010

What makes Halo: Reach such an addictive FPS? For starters, it has one of the best campaigns in the history of gaming. The tone, the gameplay, the setting, and the scores: Everything is perfectly intertwined with the flow of the campaign, making it extremely engaging and ideal to enjoy with friends. Second: Its level of challenge. It has a considerable difficulty level, without being obnoxiously hard, but it will require all hands on deck (especially in the Legendary mode).

When groups of friends sit down and play this for hours and hours, it is just really hard to say no to keep going. The game is just that good, and all its game modes are engaging, fun to play, and also compel players to just keep playing despite losing. Halo: Reach is a one-of-a-kind game, and they broke the mold when they crafted this masterpiece. It will be hard for players to live to see another FPS as good as this.

2

Team Fortress 2

Still Going Strong After Years

Team Fortress 2 is definitely one of the best FPS games ever created. It has a fantastic combination of teamwork and action, where players assume the role of nine different ‘classes,’ each of them an expert at doing: From the vicious Pyro to the sneaky Spy, each character has a background of its own, a unique playstyle, and offers tons of hours of fun.

On the other hand, the learning curve for players has never been too steep, and the addictive component of this game’s multiplayer action has been a topic of debate. It is just really hard to stop playing when players really get into it. The matches are guaranteed to be fun, full of mayhem, fails, and rematches that go on until the night becomes day once more. Simply perfect.

1

Apex Legends

Being The Ultimate Predator Is Not Easy

After half a decade of non-stop Seasonal content drops, Apex Legends has become one of the most notorious FPS titles in the market, with millions of registered players, and over 300 thousand active players per day (combining Steam and Console). The game is a prime example of what makes a good FPS: Fast-paced, great character designs, cool abilities, high mobility, tons of weapons, and builds to try, and the chaotic randomness characteristic of all Battle Royales.

Though the game has evolved beyond its initial slide and kill meta, its latest season has seen an unusual spike in the player count. That’s a great thing, and it surely does fit the profile of an FPS game where it is hard to tell when ‘enough is enough.’ Another important factor in Apex Legends’ success is its matchmaking, which is (most of the time) quite balanced and fast in every game mode.