Plenty of other excellent FPS games are available too and all feature team gameplay - Call of Duty, Borderlands and Insurgency come to mind. The summer sale is coming soon, I'd wager that all of those games will be available for incredibly low prices on Steam. Here are the 15 best free Steam games you should play. Looking for the best free to play games on Steam to play on Windows PC, Mac or online? Here are the 15 best free Steam games you should play. War Thunder takes you to World War II without the grueling fast-paced first-person shooter approach. This game is an.

TF2 for me, too! The graphics may not be spectacular or anything, but TF2 is quite simply FUN as a multi-player FPS title! To me, the game never gets old, and since they made it free, you can't beat the price either!

The only disappointing thing about it, in my opinion, is a relative lack of different levels to play. They went crazy selling the in-game hats and other items that don't do anything other than give your characters a custom look -- but you still can't just pay a few bucks to download a 'level pack'.

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Some of the custom levels offered on servers I do connect up to and try out are just lame, too. Lots of them designed just so people can sit in them and generate huge numbers of points for their class of character, or quickly obtain items.

A few of them are truly unique though, like the Minecraft looking map, or the Super Mario looking one. But I'd rather just have more good maps that stick to the theme of the original TF2 levels. Click to expand.I'm sorry, but how is Bioshock Infinite ANYTHING like the COD series? That is an insane comparison. Infinite is a moving, philosophical, work of art. How is that anything like shooting endless waves of faceless brown people? I know it comes down to opinion as to which you like better, but the two games are absolutely nothing alike aside from falling under the wide umbrella of 'FPS'.

Anyway, great list at the top of the thread! I would add both Portal games in there as well. They're more puzzle than FPS, but still excellent games. And the co-op in Portal 2 is fantastic (not to mention cross-platform with PS3 users). Also: thanks to whoever mentioned System Shock 2 over at GoG. I know what I'm doing the moment I get off work.

Click to expand.Bioshock Infinitie is far more linear than Bioshock 1 and 2. The story is great buts its not as deep as Bioshock 1 and 2 IMO but those were more like adventure games. The selection of strategies in B:I is similar to options in the COD series (e.g. Also, the use of just a few weapons is similar to COD. To be fair though, having 8 plasmids and 8 weapons in BS:2 with 3 types of ammo each was a bit much.

BTW, I never said I liked COD better - I don't own COD, I have only played it at a chums house. I like haddock though.

Nothing wrong with linear games as long as the atmosphere is good, good mechanics and there is a good story (e.g. Half-Life 2, Infintie). I am just saying its a different experience to Bioshock 1 and 2. Indeed, Bioshock Infintie is probably one of the best looking games I own. Its art is awesome and the character models (esp faces) are the best I have seen in a game.

Adobe camera raw for mac os x free download. Sound on my 5.1 is epic, Bioshock 1 and 2 has epic sound effects but I found it quite buggy sometimes.