PC games are available in many different and entertaining forms. For instance, your strategic acuity will be tested in strategy games, whether they are turn-based or real-time. A similar itch is scratched by puzzle games, but the challenges they present tend to be more twitchy, block-dropping, or item-shifting. The shooter, on the other hand, is an extremely popular type of video game that challenges your ability to keep firing bullets until all of your foes have been reduced to mush.
You can replace Halo with any of the later games, including Destiny and its sequel, if you’d like, but what we’re really celebrating is the set of rules that Bungie established with Halo. Rules that made it simple to learn how to play shooters with a controller, such as having only two primary weapons and a pistol that could be switched between using the face buttons, rather than 11 weapons that could be cycled through using the number keys on a keyboard or the mousewheel. The battlegrounds, in which one can both plan and wing it as necessary. The automobiles. This served as the model for a whole generation’s worth of shooting games. The fact that its space opera plotline is genuinely good and that its environments were, at the time, stop-and-stare gorgeous is almost incidental to the story’s overall appeal.
With Borderlands 3, you can anticipate even more. More guns, more monsters, more characters, and additional opportunities to shoot. You can play this first-person shooter either solo or with a group of other people to complete missions, earn money, and level up.
The fundamental loop of the gameplay is the same as in the previous games, but there have been some adjustments made to the alignment of the elements on the weapons, new movement abilities for the characters, and improved cover mechanics for dodging gunfire. The character’s balance has also been reworked in funny shooter 2, and now you can personalize the signature ability that you bring into combat with you.
Exodus saw Metro’s slow-burning, atmospheric brand of shooting game transition into something resembling an open world game. Previously, the game was a linear shooter that alternated between confined spaces in Russia’s underground metro network and the vast irradiated tundra aboveground. The monotony of scaling towers and amassing collectibles has been mercifully eliminated, and in its place is a sprawling landscape that is both broken and eerily beautiful. It’s a space that tells the story of Metro’s world just as well as Artyom’s friends do on the train, and there are some serious storytellers on board.
