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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.

Star Wars: Dark Forces (1995)
It's no secret that first-person shooters are popular, and they've been popular for years now. While franchises like Call of Duty and Battlefield have certainly made their mark, there was one game that really kicked things into high gear. That game was, of course, 1993's Doom. Now, why is it Doom and not Wolfenstein 3D? After all, Wolfenstein 3D came out in 1992, a whole year before Doom Guy was killing demons on Mars.
By Greg Seebregts3 months ago in Gamers
Tarkov’s Quests are Overwhelming - At least to Me
(Intro) Tarkov has an insane number of quests for the player to complete. Even before the additional main story with all those new requirements to escape were added, the game had over two hundred quests of all different kinds where the player could interact with across all the maps in the game. And for the longest time, the preverbal carrot on the stick that was Tarkov’s progression was completing quests to unlock better gear at the traders. At least now, there is a true endgame to work towards that isn’t just completing everything, getting the Kappa container, or working through the available achievements in the game. Regardless of how you spend your time in EFT, this is very much a personal anecdote, but for years now I have struggled with the sheer volume of quests or tasks; whatever you want to call them and staying focused on any particular one goal. I find myself so overwhelmed sometimes with all the options at my disposal that I end up sitting at the menu, spending way too much time trying to figure out what I want to do, instead of just loading into raids and doing it. Maybe this is just a me thing; maybe there is someone else out there who feels the same way and this video can resonate with them, but if I feel completely overwhelmed by Tarkov’s tasks. Both the side quests we’ve been doing for years, and all the new story missions as well.
By Jirasu3 months ago in Gamers
Top .25 Caliber Air Rifle Pellets Ranked by Accuracy and Impact
When it comes to choosing the right ammunition, serious air rifle users understand that not all pellets are created equal. The .25 caliber category is known for its balance of stopping power and precision, making it a favored choice for both target shooting and small game hunting. With a wide variety of designs, weights, and ballistic profiles available, selecting the best .25 caliber pellets requires attention to both accuracy and on-target impact. The following ranking focuses on product specifications and real-world performance to help identify the best .25 caliber pellets currently available.
By Brandon Honey3 months ago in Gamers
Call of Juarez: A Good Western Experience
The early 2000s were a good time for videogames, with games like Hitman and Splinter Cell changing the landscape of the medium. One series that really took off was, of course, the Call of Duty series. The third entry in the CoD series was quite successful, but it wasn't as successful as the other, similar titles that were on the market at the time.
By Greg Seebregts3 months ago in Gamers
Dread Head Parkour – The Ultimate Urban Running Adventure. AI-Generated.
If you love fast-paced games that combine energy, rhythm, and an immersive city vibe, Dread Head Parkour is one of the most enjoyable browser-based running games to try. It offers a refreshing mix of smooth controls, bright visuals, and stylish movement inspired by real-life parkour. Whether you want to relax, test your reflexes, or compete with friends for high scores, this game delivers a fun and engaging experience across both mobile and PC.
By ZUBAIR3 months ago in Gamers
Interchange Received Tarkov’s Best Expansion – Here’s Why
(Intro) Interchange finally got the expansion it desperately needed, and it feels awesome to play on. For years, this map has been boiled down to essentially one focal point on the map with not much else going on for it. Granted, it makes sense; the mall has tons of loot scattered throughout and within the context of the lore for EFT, it is critical to the operations of Ragman who has connections with multiple of the traders we interact with. But for a long time, it felt like Interchange was missing something; an extra layer or point of interest that could allow people to go somewhere else other than the mall if they don’t want to head straight into one of Tarkov’s largest Thunderdome's. And while the power station was another building for people to explore and I use that word loosely because it’s so small, even with the addition of the power switch and Ref locked rooms, the rest of the map felt like it was the least thought out after the main attraction was figured out. So, come summertime, when on their roadmap for this year they had an expansion to Interchange listed as one of the additions coming, I was very excited, but also mainly curious what they could possibly change on the map to give it more life and something other to do than just the mall. And luckily, the update delivered. So, let’s go over what’s new with the Interchange expansion, compare it to other maps getting larger and why this might be the best expansion when it comes to new POI’s, mechanics and bringing life back into an old map. It’s been a long time coming for Interchange, and it’s pretty much everything I wanted and then some.
By Jirasu3 months ago in Gamers
Was Tarkov Designed to Be Miserable?
(Intro) Tarkov and its world is a dark place. People constantly at each other's throats, fighting to either stay alive or to appease those above them. It makes sense then within the context of the world and the circumstances surrounding everything going on, that some of the gameplay would reflect that pain and misery. Tarkov at the start is easily one of the hardest games to get into, learn, and truly understand. Some would even go so far as to call the process even after potentially hundreds of hours, miserable. But that’s a good question to ask; is the game truly miserable? Both to play and to just experience. Was it always intended to be this way? It’s kind of a loaded question with a somewhat nuanced answer. So, let’s take a crack at answering it and see what about Tarkov would make people see it as being a miserable experience, and how many have still managed to find the fun and excitement despite everything in the game trying to prevent you from finding it sometimes.
By Jirasu4 months ago in Gamers
A Potential Solution to One of Tarkov’s Biggest Problems
(Intro) One of Tarkov’s most prevalent and reoccurring problems it still faces even after the release of 1.0 is how quickly players will run into each other off a spawn. Nothing might be worse in this game than kitting up with a ton of powerful gear, setting off to get a bunch of quests done only to run into another player that one taps you thirty seconds into the raid. It’s circumstances like those that get players to turn the game off for potentially good. Spawns have always been a point of contention across the community with lots of people coming up with potential solutions. It’s a shame that nothing, even after the release of the game, has been done to try and combat this issue. But with the release of Arc Raiders, we can now get a glimpse into one potential resolution that could actually work if BSG was willing to make some changes to how raids operate. There would definitely be some contention with choosing to change the spawns this way and would certainly piss off the community for a variety of reasons, but I still think it’s an interesting idea to at least ruminate on. So, let’s have a conversation about the potential solution of problem-solving spawn fights in Tarkov and how allowing players to spawn into already existing raids as a PMC could combat this issue.
By Jirasu4 months ago in Gamers
Cheap Laptops That Can Run Sims 4 – Budget Picks for Smooth Gameplay
Quick Answer: If you’re searching for cheap laptops that can run Sims 4, you’ll be glad to know that models like the Acer Nitro 5, Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3i, and HP Omen 16 are affordable options that handle Sims 4 smoothly, even with mods and expansions.
By Perfect Tech Views4 months ago in Gamers
Best Conquest Maps in Battlefield 6: Mirak Valley and Beyond
Battlefield 6 has done an amazing job of capturing the essence of large-scale warfare, and nowhere is this more evident than in the Conquest game mode. Conquest is all about controlling flags across a huge map, and having the right environment to make those large-scale battles feel truly epic is essential. In this post, I’ll be sharing my experience with some of the best Conquest maps in Battlefield 6, with a special focus on Mirak Valley, which stands out as one of the most memorable maps in the franchise.
By niubill4 months ago in Gamers
Tarkov has Reached 1.0 - How Is It?
(Intro) Tarkov 1.0 has officially arrived! After eight long years of alphas, betas, tons of wipes with new content and the like, the game is now what BSG would technically call feature complete. It’s been about a week since it launched, and people have been playing it. So much so, that it crossed the number two most sold game on steam when it was released, which is really cool to see. But in general, the game feels both familiar and new at the same time. I think honestly so far, the first couple of hours have been my favorite part. Well, after they figured out the servers once they caught on fire. I know it was brutal for a ton of people, and I feel bad that they couldn’t just jump in and experience all the new stuff. But the early game has been the most interesting so far, because that’s where new content and additions have been most prevalent. I’m just glad we finally made it to the full release. It’s going to be interesting to see where post launch content goes for this game, but we’re getting ahead of ourselves. Let’s quickly go over the launch of Tarkov, some of the new additions to the game, and what the general expectation has been like now that we get to finally see the complete vision of the game.
By Jirasu4 months ago in Gamers
Thank You, Escape From Tarkov
(Intro) Escape From Tarkov releases as 1.0 on November 15th, 2025. Which is something a lot of us never really thought was going to happen. Recently, Nikita has said the game has officially gone gold, which means it is feature complete and ready to be delivered in a patch to come on that release date. Sometimes, it feels like just yesterday I played this game for the first time. I still have fond memories of my initial experiences and how obtuse and overwhelming the game was. Through the highs and lows, the good and the bad, the community has mostly stuck around and witnessed a lot of what this game has to offer. So many years; so many changes. Today, I wanted to just reflect on Tarkov. Both as a game, and what it has done for myself personally and what I hope it ends up doing once 1.0 goes live. Let’s be real, for anyone who’s played for a long time; we all know what to expect. It won’t be very different. Just some additional quests, a proper end game goal of escaping and some new gear for us to use. But, if I may and if you’ll indulge me, I want to put all the bad this game has to offer aside for just a moment or two, talk about the good, and nothing but it. A moment for the community and anyone who sees this video to just look back fondly at our time with this game and to share some of our greatest, most hilarious and genuinely positive experiences we had playing EFT. So, I would humbly request that you do the same once you’re done watching and please leave a comment down below talking about the good that Tarkov has done for you. Because EFT despite everything, is one of the best games I’ve ever played. And to that I say, thank you, Escape From Tarkov.
By Jirasu4 months ago in Gamers