8 shooters from the first person who should be more successful

Some of the most successful games are the first person shooters at all. For example, series like Call of Duty and Halo regularly produce games that make a lot of money. This is because FPS titles capture the imagination of players. Not only are they often really entertaining, but they are usually not very complicated. Some of them are great for occasional players.

Just because FPS games can be very successful does not mean they are always. There were a lot of very impressive shooters from the first person, who unfortunately occurred commercial failures, whether because of poor marketing or relaxation in the wrong time. Here are several remarkable examples.

8

Sin

The timing of the release of the game can be so critical for its success. Sin, unfortunately, was released at about the same time as the iconic half -life. This was often the reason why people are given a lack of success of sin. Although it is not a completely genre-defining game such as Half-Life, it is still an excellent FPS. In 2037, it revolves around a man trying to get rid of his city recreational drugs.

The game gives you a real feeling of freedom because there are several ways to beat the level. There is also some neat gaming of mechanics, such as the ability to set out weapons from enemy hands and communicate with the environment. Before the release of this game, these things were not a common view in the FPS genre.

7

Wolfenstein

The names of Wolfenstein machine guns are often attributed to the reign of the once popular FPS series. However, the Wolfenstein game from 2009 was also a solid title. This is set in a city called ISENSTADT during the 2nd World War. The Nazis are trying to get their hands on some rare crystals that allow them to access the black sun. It is not exactly the standard story of World War II.

The main game is a bit standard because the shooting mechanics and most of the weapons you use are what you expect from FPS WW2. This means that a little diversity is added with the inclusion of your veil forces that will allow you to enter another dimension, strengthen, enlarge your durability and slow down time. In addition, while most weapons are classic firearms WW2, there are also several original. Overall, he is a fun and exciting shooter who deserved more attention when he was released.

6

XIII

After release, XIII did not receive tremendously positive reviews, which could contribute to the low sale of the game. Although the critics did not love it initially, the name has since built a cult follow -up. This is not a big surprise, because it is a lot to love about this game. To begin with, the game looks like a comic book. The reason is his stunning and creative artistic style.

XIII, however, is not just about appearance. The basic fight is also great. There are a number of exciting weapons that you can use and you can even use standard objects to attack people. Lack of games allows you to hit people with bottles and chairs, so it's in this welcome view. In addition, the game boasts the mechanics of choosing a lock, the ability to climb on the wall and even some secret elements.

5

Resistance 3

Suddenly the resistance was a strong FPS series exclusive PlayStation. Yet it has never been a success of Halo Xbox. This is especially true for the third game that really fought in terms of sales. This is unfortunate because the game is really really good. In it you dominate former soldier Joseph Capelli, who must bravely fight the invasive extraterrestrial power known as a chimera.

It's not really war. It is rather a desperate struggle for survival, because the chimera is trying to smooth out the human race. So he's not the happiest shooter, but the dark tone is really cool. What is even better is that the weapon is very smooth and satisfactory. In addition, the game includes a lot of exciting weapons you can use.

4

Bulletstorm

It is questionable whether the bulletstorm sells well or not. EA and Epic claimed that it was not a success, but the developer, people can fly, was more positive about selling. Either way, he should sell more, given that he is a very creative shooter.

The game motivates you to kill enemies in an unusual way by offering points that you can spend on weapons, upgrades and ammunition. If you want to get as many points as possible, you have to use your range of unique weapons and guides that can be used to draw people into the air. You can also slip into enemies and kick them on the sky. Use these different actions and weapons together to eliminate people in an engaging way. This emphasis is that you are a hunt forcing you to play this FPS differently than other titles.

3

Clive Barker does not die

For those who do not know, Clive Barker is not a character in Clive Barker's unfunction. Instead, he is a popular horror writer who wrote this game. At the start of its involvement, the main selling point was the title. Unfortunately, it really didn't work because the game had a bad sale. This means it is actually a very good horror game of the first person.

It is set in the 1920s and follows a man named Patrick Galloway when he examines a mysterious occult. The game offers a fun fight that allows you to use weapons and magic at the same time. Your left hand holds a firearm while your right hand can throw magic. So they feel different from what you usually expect in FPS.

2

Uniqueness

There is no clear reason why singularity sells so bad. It just never reached the attention he deserved. And it deserves a lot of attention, because it's an amazing sci-fi fps. The story is about an uninhabited island named Katorga-12, which was owned by the Soviet Union. Your character examines a place with a bunch of other marines. When you get there, things start a little wild and get the ability to move between different times.

Your exploitation in time is caused by a special piece of technology that you pick up with The Time Manipulation Device (TMD). This piece of set not only plays a big role in the story, but also strong features in the game. With this device, you get access to different time handling capabilities that you can use with your enemies. This adds so much a decent struggle.

1

Titanfall 2

When people discuss the most underestimated games in recent memory, Titanfall 2 is almost always mentioned. It is known for being an incredible game that has not succeeded commercially. The release of approximately the same time as FPS Powerhouses Battlefield 1 and Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare certainly did not help.

This is a pity, because Titanfall 2 offers a brilliant, rapidly developing shooting event with a heavy focus on mosses. Movement in the game is exceptional because you can run through the walls, double jump and slip and everything is very satisfactory. What also feels good is shooting, because even if you are in moss, your focus feels smooth and not clumsy. The game was really supposed to be one of the best shooters of the first person of their generation.