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The Spy Who Shot Me – new retro-inspired FPS

The Spy Who Shot Me is a new retro-inspired FPS that aims to replicate the classic era of FPS titles. PixelHeart is publishing the game and it's due for release on 1st April 2024. Retro Army Limited has developed a tongue-in-cheek game that gives you control of Agent 7. Parachute, pilot vehicles and eliminate hordes of enemies using a varied arsenal. Localized damage allows you to disarm your enemies and
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First Person Shooter – The definitive FPS documentary review

A brand new documentary from CreatorVC titled First Person Shooter – The Definitive FPS Documentary is up for pre-order and you have until the 1st of August to secure a physical copy. I give my thoughts after being sent a preview copy. The entire documentary is told through the eyes of the people that made the games and some prominent content creators and pro gamers. I loved this as it
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Trepang2 – mixing traditional FPS with stealth on Steam

Trepang2 is out now on Steam and developer Trepang Studios have stripped everything back to basics and created a frenzied FPA gore-fest that will please fans of the genre. You play as a genetically modified super soldier that has lost his memories and must escape prison while uncovering a conspiracy. The story takes a back seat as the real draw here is the excellent FPS mechanics that take everything fun
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Carnal – retro budget shooter paying homage to the Duke

In the 90s you couldn't escape the rise of first-person shooters, especially on PC. The likes of Doom, Duke Nukem and Quake played a pivotal role in bringing the fledgling genre to new heights. Now, Carnal, a retro-inspired first-person shooter from developer JG Roos, is looking to revive those classic games with its own brand of no-nonsense blasting action. Designed as a budget title, currently costing just 39p on Steam,
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Classic FPS Chasm: The Rift remaster out now

First released in 1997, Chasm: The Rift was the first Ukrainian developed FPS to reach a worldwide audience. It has now been remastered and features widescreen support and 4K resolution. Publisher SNEG has also confirmed that controller support has been added and the sound improved. It also has 1 10% off for the first week of sale with a Steam demo available. The £19.99 digital purchase from GOG or Steam
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New FPS magazine launches on Kickstarter

Reload is a new printed magazine written by FPS fans for FPS fans. The crowdfunding campaign has just launched and it has already passed its initial goal. The team behind Reload are similar to the brains behind retro FPS magazine, E1M1. This new publication will have less of a retro focus and instead concentrate on newer FPS titles. There is a sampler issue to peruse on the Kickstarter link. What