Best FPS Games to Play (December 2021 List)

The FPS genre plays an absolutely essential role in the game industry. Many FPS games have been released throughout gaming history. FPS games are still among the most played genres today, and there are many games you can play in the FPS genre. As Gamer Papers, we have prepared a list of the best FPS games you can play. Let's take a look together at the best FPS games you can play, as of December 2021.

Best FPS Games 2022

• Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege
• Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2
• The Forest
• Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
• Arma 3
• Apex Legends
• Destiny 2
• Far Cry 5
• Insurgency: Sandstorm
• Metro Exodus
• Cyberpunk 2077

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege is a team-based FPS game released in 2015 by the French game developer studio Ubisoft. In this FPS game, where you have to act tactically together with your teammates, the players of both teams play both attack and defense in turn, and the team that wins the most rounds reaches a happy ending.

Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2

Developed and published by CI Games, the game is the sequel to Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts, released in 2019. In the game, where we play as an assassin named Raven, we can take on various contracts, run from mission to mission and kill our enemies from very long distances.

The Forest

The Forest is a truly wonderful game that combines survival, simulation and FPS genres. In this game, which you can play alone or with your friends, the subject is Eric Leblanc and his son Timmy falling onto a forested peninsula in a plane crash and his effort to escape the island. In the game, we step into a living world and try to survive many different challenges here. In the game you can build yourself a house, chop down trees and produce a variety of foods so you do not starve. The crafting system adds a special beauty to the game, and the crafting range is quite wide.

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, in other words CS:GO as it is known by many players, is a team-based FPS game. Developed and released by Valve, CS:GO practically dominates the ecosystem of FPS games, and I think it would not be wrong to say so. Although Valve, which holds a big share of the FPS genre, continues to update the game, it has started to get old. Even so, it still continues to host millions of players. The biggest reasons for this are its simplicity, its competitiveness and, to a large extent, the fact that the game can be played for free.