What is the best FPS on PC?

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Best FPS on PC	Price	Genre	Platforms
-- DOOM	$59.99	Horror FPS	Nintendo Switch, Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
-- Team Fortress 2	Free	Hero-based FPS	Win / Mac / Linux
-- Wolfenstein: The New Order	-	First-Person Shooter	PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Windows
-- Far Cry 4	$39.99	FPS	PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Windows
-- Titanfall 2	$19.99	First-Person Shooter	PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Windows

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15 Games Considered

My Recommendation for DOOM

My Recommendation for DOOM

Fantastic level design

Design may not appeal to everyone

Powerful and customizable weapon selections

Enemy design can get stale

Fast-paced, arena-style combat

The gore might not be for everyone

Refreshing single purpose gameplay

Superb graphics that run quite well

Fun hidden secrets

Longevity thanks to a level editor

Old school style mutliplayer

Intuitive health system

My Recommendation for Team Fortress 2

My Recommendation for Team Fortress 2

Hectic FPS gameplay created by 9 distinct classes with lots of varied items

Random critical hits add a significant luck element to the game and push certain types of players out

Multiple game modes allowing for great variation

Free accounts are slightly limited

Includes Mann vs. Machine, a ridiculously fun co-op mode

Fun, humorous gameplay, graphics and sound

Free to play

Active, fun, creative community

Fair free to play model

Cross-platform

Good VR support

Offline LAN support

My Recommendation for Wolfenstein: The New Order

My Recommendation for Wolfenstein: The New Order

Well written and acted

Dual wield feels out of place

My Recommendation for Far Cry 4

My Recommendation for Far Cry 4

Adventure aspects add to what would be a stale FPS

Environment feels too familiar

Excellent co-operative multiplayer support

Options in play due to creativity

My Recommendation for Titanfall 2

My Recommendation for Titanfall 2

Great singleplayer campaign

Story mode is too easy

You can use powerful mechs called Titans for their added defense and high-powered weapons

The single-player campaign is short

Thrilling first-person shooter gameplay

Jetpacks and wall-running let you move around more freely

Gameplay makes you feel like a badass

My Recommendation for Half-Life 2 (and episodes)

My Recommendation for Half-Life 2 (and episodes)

My Recommendation for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel

My Recommendation for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel

Low gravity effects

Side missions all the same

End game takes advantage of all players skills and weapons

Loot feels limited

Four new playable characters each with different behaving special abilities

Short

Extremely poor writing

My Recommendation for Overwatch

My Recommendation for Overwatch

Unique progression system

No mod support

Solid presentation

Being successful requires a good amount of teamwork

Beautiful graphics

Lacking in story

Unique and fast paced FPS gameplay with character depth

Good variety of maps

Simple and easy to understand

My Recommendation for Battlefield 1

My Recommendation for Battlefield 1

Solid single player campaign that shows off many different stories from WW1

Low recoil for what is supposed to be slow and old weapons (compared to modern day counterparts)

Well composed audio that is every bit as informative as the graphics themselves

Stable PC gameplay that makes for a very solid port

My Recommendation for PlanetSide 2

My Recommendation for PlanetSide 2

Open world MMO-FPS with huge persistent battles between 3 factions

Poor tutorial, hard to figure all mechanics out