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Since its origins in the 1970s with Spasim and Maze War, the first-person shooter genre has become a cornerstone of the gaming industry. One of the genre's many strengths is that it works well as both a single-player experience, exemplified by titles like Half-Life and Bioshock, as it does a multiplayer experience, as shown by the Call of Duty and Battlefield franchises.

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The improved hardware of the Xbox One allowed developers to create incredibly immersive games that accomplished what the FPS genre does best: make the player feel as though they're in the heart of the action.

Updated June 3, 2022 by Jack Pursey: It's easy to forget just how short the video game industry's history is, considering the sheer pace at which the form of entertainment has progressed. So much so, that it's hard to believe that the PlayStation 1 and PlayStation 5's release dates were under three decades apart, given how far gaming technology has come. The pace that the gaming industry progresses means that many genres come and go , as improvements in hardware can elevate them or cripple their popularity.

One genre that has consistently thrived for decades is the first-person shooter genre. FPS games have filled store shelves and topped sales charts since the original DOOM spiked the genre's popularity, and they haven't looked back since. For those looking for some more of the best first-person-shooters on Xbox One to play, we've updated this list to include a few more entries.

Following the success of 2006's Prey , Bethesda and Human Head Studios began working on Prey 2 . However, this game sadly fell into the depths of development hell and was eventually canceled in 2014. Instead of letting the IP die, Bethesda teamed up with Arkane Studios - a French company known for the Dishonored series - and began working on a reimagining of the 2006 game with an entirely new narrative, which was released in 2017.

Prey draws players in with its memorable opening, which immediately unnerves the player with a sense of foreboding before bursting into life. The game struggles to reach the heights of its opening again, but it's still a fantastic, adrenaline-pumping first-person shooter that anyone subscribed to Game Pass should try.

Whenever Xbox's flagship series releases a new title, the gaming industry stops and takes notice. Halo 5: Guardians was released in October 2015 and had the tough task of continuing the series' high quality.

Although Halo 5: Guardians isn't considered to be among the franchise's best releases, it's still a solid FPS game and one that is worthy of the Halo branding with its excellent multiplayer and enjoyable co-op . The game is somewhat let down by its lackluster story, though many players were able to overlook this and focus on the game's strengths.

Metro Redux is a collection that includes the definitive versions of Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light . The pair of games are set in a post-apocalyptic Russia, following a nuclear war that lay waste to the world and killed billions of people. Unfortunately, the game doesn't provide much hope for the devastated Earth, as the survivors must contend with dangerous mutants and uninhabitable air.

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As the name suggests, both games predominantly take place in Moscow's underground Metro, though players must occasionally risk the conditions on the surface. Metro Redux 's post-apocalyptic setting is what makes it stand out, as the development team, 4A Games, did a fantastic job of creating bleak, eerie environments that will stick in players' heads long after they're finished playing.

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is unique in the sense that players can choose between first-person and third-person perspectives.

PUBG Studios' release was one of the most influential titles of its decade, as it was the spark that ignited the rise of the battle royale genre, which exploded in popularity during the late-2010s. Although Epic Games' Fortnite stole much of its thunder, PUBG is still one of the most actively played shooters today, largely thanks to how addictive it is to try to be the last player standing.

A collection that includes two of the most critically acclaimed titles from the seventh generation of home consoles is always likely to perform well on Metacritic. BioShock: The Collection was released in 2016 and supplemented its impressive trilogy of games by including remastered iterations of BioShock and BioShock 2. It also offered the series' DLCs such as BioShock Infinite : Burial at Sea Episode 1 and Episode 2.

BioShock: The Collection also adds a director's commentary, enticing pre-existing fans to play through the games once more.

From one collection to another, Halo: The Master Chief Collection offers incredible value to players. It implements every first-person Halo title aside from Halo 5: Guardians. Moreover, the collection includes the high-definition remakes of classic titles like Halo: Combat Evolved , which let players seamlessly switch between the old and new visuals with the press of a button.

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Considering the quality of the games included, the collection's 85 Metascore may seem somewhat low. However, these games suffered from online and matchmaking issues at launch, Infinity Nikki characters hampering the score.

The fifteenth installment into the iconic Call of Duty franchise was released in 2018 by Activation, with development from Treyarch who had help from Beenox and Raven Software. The game's creators made the decisive decision not to include a traditional single-player campaign. The Solo Missions mode replaced it instead.

Modern Call of Duty games usually meets with high scrutiny and criticism from the gaming community. However, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 received the Fan Favorite Shooter Game award at the 2018 Gamers' Choice Awards .

The original Titanfall may have been overshadowed by the release of Titanfall 2 (more on that later). However, the 2014 game still offers plenty of entertainment today for those that can find an active lobby.

Electronic Arts and Respawn Entertainment made the controversial decision of not including any form of single-player campaign in Titanfall , which was a rarity at the time. The lack of single-player and local split-screen multiplayer disappointed gamers; however, the concept of throwing Titans into the mix of an online battlefield intrigued fans and critics. The game had some issues, though the interesting ideas and fast-paced gameplay made it an enjoyable experiment that set a strong foundation for the excellent sequel.

In regards to the main series of Resident Evil games, it seems that Capcom wants to differentiate the titles into groups of three. The first three games utilized fixed camera angles and implemented numerous puzzles. The next three titles offered players more action-heavy gameplay. Now it seems that the series is set to provide an Outlast and Amnesia- inspired first-person survival horror experience.

Resident Evil certainly doesn't have the same gun-blazing action as some of the other titles on this list, as it instead requires players to use their ammo extremely sparingly and rely on their wits to survive.

Halo Infinite is the most recently released game on this list, having hit stores in December 2021. To say that the game's reception has been mixed would be an understatement, as although the game received an 87 Metascore that consisted of a few perfect scores, some people were put off by the game's lack of content at launch, which caused many people to put the game down and never pick it back up again.

Still, what the game does offer is generally excellent, particularly the single-player campaign that differentiates itself from previous Halo games for featuring a stunning open world .