WWII shooters not your thing? Insurgency also sits on the more realistic side, but it features more modern weapons. Taking cover from aircraft, while the enemy is bearing down on you sure does get intense. You can even call down aircraft strafing and bombing runs if you're a Radioman and it sure does look awesome.
Not all of them are against other players, some of them see you all team up to take on the AI. The gameplay has quite a lot of variety to it, thanks to 10 different game modes. This WWII shooter is pretty brutal, especially the flamethrower. We don't have many realistic shooters on Linux and Day of Infamy comes pretty close to it. If you like the sound of having a 'Disco Deathball' as a weapon, do check it out. You can use this as a Steam launch option (or adjust the config file): Note: It currently has a Unity bug where it has no input in full-screen. The developers say it's like if Borderlands merged with Tron and that's not a half bad way of describing it. Unlike most shooters, there's very few roaming enemies, instead you "hack" into servers, which then begins a battle as you fight off waves of enemies until the hack is finished. It's an FPSRPG, so you progress like in Borderlands with various abilities and you also get random loot. It's hard to give a proper description of Black Ice. The creature designs in Ziggurat are fantastically creepy, who wouldn’t be slightly afraid of a maniacal carrot coming to eat them? However, unlike the above, Ziggurat is more about magic with the weapons you can pick up, rather than guns. Much like Immortal Redneck above, this room-based shooter features smaller environments in which to battle in. Naturally, Ziggurat needs to be featured. This makes death quite rewarding, enabling you to get further through each run. It has an Egyptian theme which makes it quite unique.Įach time you die, you progress a little further as you're able to spend money on your character's progression. It’s been about three years since I listed some decent FPS titles, so here goes!ĭo you like weird enemies? How about randomly generated dungeons? If that sort of thing ticks your box then Immortal Redneck might be a good one for you.
We don’t get the latest Call of Duty, sure, but maybe there’s something here you might enjoy. When it comes to FPS games, Linux now actually has quite a number of high quality titles. Here’s a look at a few good FPS options on Linux & SteamOS. Looking for your next FPS? There might be a few in here that tickle your fancy.
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