FPS games 2021: The First-Person Shooter genre has always had a massive fan base and the numbers keep on increasing day by day. When players think of FPS games, we think of AAA titles like the Battlefield series, Far Cry series and Call of Duty series. In 2021, there are some massive launches that are about to happen and are expected to mark themselves as one of the best games of 2021.
Here are the top three FPS games launching in 2021:
1. Battlefield 2042
After the huge success of Battlefield 1 and Battlefield V, Electronic Arts is coming up with their new Battlefield title, the Battlefield 2042. The game will take players into future days and will feature Iconic mode conquest. Battlefield 2042 will offer players a massive scale support of 128 players in a single match. EA has also grabbed the attention of fans by introducing Dynamic world features which will constantly change battle conditions and weather. Battlefield 2042 will be released on October 22, 2021.
2. Halo Infinite
The legendary Halo series returns in 2021 with Halo Infinite. It will continue the story of Master Chief from the latest Halo title, Halo 5: Guardians. Unlike previous versions, the online multiplayer version of Halo Infinite will be free-to-play. The new Halo will also offer players a cross-platform gaming feature that will allow players to enjoy Halo on multiple consoles and PCs. The release date is not yet officially released by Xbox studios but the game will surely launch in 2021.
3. Far Cry 6
Far Cry 6 will take players on a journey of modern-day guerrilla revolution which will liberate a nation from a dictator and his son. The game is expected to come with a lot of graphical improvements over Far Cry 5 and also an enhanced storyline. Ubisoft claims that Far Cry 6 will offer one of the most prominent protagonists in the whole series. The game will officially release on October 07, 2021.
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