Doom

Halo: Combat Evolved thrust players into the role of Master Chief, battling the alien Covenant on the mysterious ringworld known as Halo.

✦ Best for classic shooter fans

Doom returns as a modern‑day shooter where relentless demons, impossibly destructive guns, and fluid movement define intense first‑person combat.

✦ Best for hardcore fps fans craving relentless, fast-paced demon slaying

Gloom is a faithful recreation of the classic Doom experience, originally aimed at the Amiga 1200 in 1995. It captures the fast-paced, horror‑filled corridors and frantic combat that defined early first‑person shooters.

✦ Best for retro fps fans craving authentic 1995 amiga doom experience

Step into the shoes of Zeke and Julia in this classic 1993 action game developed by LucasArts and published by Konami.

✦ Best for retro gamers and co-op fans seeking challenging two-player action.

Resident Evil introduced the world to a tense blend of puzzle solving and relentless horror, placing players in a creepy mansion filled with undead threats.

✦ Best for fans of classic survival‑horror craving atmospheric puzzles

Duke Nukem is a pioneering first‑person shooter released in 1991, offering fast‑paced combat and tongue‑in‑cheek one‑liners. The game set the stage for future FPS titles with its blend of platforming, arcade action, and sci‑fi themes.

✦ Best for retro fps fans craving classic single‑player action

Quake II drops players into a grim alien world where humanity fights for survival against the relentless Strogg. Its groundbreaking engine delivers lightning‑quick combat, iconic weapons, and atmospheric level design that still thrills today.

✦ Best for fps enthusiasts craving fast-paced retro multiplayer action

Doom II: Hell on Earth expands the groundbreaking first-person shooter experience with larger levels, new weapons, and a relentless onslaught of monsters.

✦ Best for hardcore retro fps fans craving endless demon carnage

You thought the demons were dead, but a single entity has revived the carnage, turning dead tissue into grotesque living horrors. Dive into the dark corridors of a decaying research facility where every corner hides a more vicious demon than the last.

✦ Best for fans of classic retro horror shooters craving intense single‑player action

Painkiller thrusts players into a gothic, horror‑infused world where they battle hordes of undead and demonic foes. With its classic arena shooter mechanics, the game delivers intense, fast‑fire combat across varied, atmospheric levels.

✦ Best for classic fps fans

Quake thrust players into a dark, alien-infested world with groundbreaking 3D graphics and visceral combat. Its blend of horror atmospheres, fast movement, and multiplayer deathmatch set a new standard for first‑person shooters.

✦ Best for retro fps fans craving classic deathmatch and modding

Ecks vs. Sever lets players pick either Ecks or Sever and follow intertwining story missions, each with its own level design. The game blends classic 2D sprite enemies and weapons within a 3D environment, echoing early FPS titles like Doom.

✦ Best for fans of classic, fast‑paced fps with retro sprite graphics

Demon Attack puts you behind a laser cannon at the bottom of the screen, defending against endless waves of brightly colored demons that bounce in bizarre patterns.

✦ Best for fans of retro arcade shooters craving fast, endless action

Final Doom bundles two standalone episodes—TNT: Evilution and The Plutonia Experiment—each delivering 30 intense levels plus secret areas, all built on the Doom II engine.

✦ Best for classic doom fans craving extra levels and co‑op play