TERRORSTORM: Ground Zero -

wishlist now!!! https://store.steampowered.com/app/4419700/TERRORSTORM_Ground_Zero/

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"A forgotten cult classic shooter set in an alternate history 1950s Soviet Kyiv, most of the city's population has mysteriously vanished, and horrific monsters roam its abandoned streets. Can you uncover the cause of the catastrophe and set things right?"

Link : https://store.steampowered.com/app/4760480/You_Are_Empty_Absolute_Edition/

"Downhill as far as you can from a nuclear explosion an your skateboard snowboard or surf while shooting it with uzi to do tricks. Hope you are faster than the nuke. ACID DROP DOWNHILL IS THE BEST YOU EVER FEEL"

Release 2027

Link : https://store.steampowered.com/app/5474140/ACID_DROP_DOWNHILL_WITH_UZI/

So me, my brother and his girlfriend have all been trying to find a game we all like and can all play together. I mainly play cod and tend to like games with just normal gunplay and combat, I don't really like special abilities or magic attacks being a main center of the combat. They like to play overwatch which I tried playing with them and it just wasn't really fun with the fact that a lot of characters couldn't aim or do a lot of things that are just muscle memory from playing other fps, and not being able to choose or modify weapons aside from just choosing a different character.

We've been looking through our game library and for the most part the only games we really play together are Minecraft, mortal Kombat 11, and sometimes Fortnite. So any recommendations or other fps games we could try out would be great!

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New update incoming. Takeover, New,Fresh, and a whole lot of fun! Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/6xNkejnd

We recently added a giant mech to TECTON, our upcoming FPS, and are now debating if we should give it special powers or if being a huge pain in the ass is enough. 😂

Where do you draw the line between a challenging enemy and an annoying one?

Bodycam is an immersive First Person Shooter which tries to replicate body-cam footage. The latest update dials this up to 100. It is very cinematic, leading to satisfying combat with the ragdoll physics, panicked reloads and the aiming system they implemented. With Unreal Engine 5 they have created near photorealistic environments that really add to the immersion and make for a great experience. I put together some clips to show off the best parts of Bodycam. Enjoy.

Music: Acid Tongue by Karl Casey AKA WhiteBatAudio

be apart of a small community where you can find your next valorant duo or 5 stack, starting out or experienced there is a place for you, add me on discord to join or if you have questions :) “j1mmynater1”

Saw this post on their official WeChat account today regarding store updates.
The dev team replied : "We currently have no plans for monetization right now. We’ve been all-in on developing the new 'Farlands' mode over the past few months. Pushing cash-grab skins without dropping actual gameplay content isn't who we are! We made a promise to stick around, and we know players are still watching and supporting us—we won't let you down."
Just sharing what they posted over on the Chinese social media side for anyone curious.
link:https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/rvHZ3ROy-59M6cISKocN9Q

Doesn't matter what game you play—Apex, Call of Duty, Halo, Valorant, Counter-Strike, Fortnite, or Battlefield. If you hit a filthy headshot, an insane leading shot, or a crazy trick shot, we want to see it. 

Let's see who has the cleaner aim and the better clips. Is the crown staying in Edmonton or heading down to Calgary? (And yes, Red Deer, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, and the rest of AB—feel free to sneak in and steal the win). 

Drop your links or upload your clips directly below! 

Does anyone know of any single-player FPS games that have similar gunplay to Counter-Strike? I've been messing around in practice matches on CS2 just because I have an itch for it's snappy, responsive hip-fire gunplay that you just don't get anywhere else, and it really got me thinking about it.

I used to play a lot of Counter-Strike knockoffs as a kid and I really enjoy the way the guns feel in both the real thing and other multiplayer games that try to emulate it, but I've never seen it show up anywhere other than those two categories. I don't really have that much of a preference for what style of game it is outside of the gunplay, but ideally there would be a little more to it than shooting bots in an arena-style map.

Both look fun but I know these games can be grindy so I’d like to invest my time into just one of these. Which one are you picking and why?

I know this topic gets talked about way too much, but I have a pretty weird input setup and wanted to share my perspective.

Here is my breakdown of hours across inputs so you get where I'm coming from:

Touchpad: ~700 hours (raw indie arena movement shooters)

Controller: ~250 hours (mostly MW2019, MW2, and Warzone)

Mouse: ~5 hours (literally just started trying it)

Because of that, my skill level is kind of funny. I’m actually good on a touchpad, average on a controller, and I suck on a mouse since I'm so new to it. But even though I'm still learning mouse, I still think a lot of mouse players who complain about aim assist are just making excuses.

Think about how normal, everyday casual matchmaking actually goes. Even with aim assist, average controller players still mess up their shots all the time. They panic, they over-correct, and there is still a human delay when it comes to actually pulling the trigger. RAA doesn’t magically turn a casual couch player into a perfect aimbot.

I know what people are gonna say—that at high levels of play, RAA is super strong and tracks instantly. And yes I know, at the top tier it's crazy when you have experienced controller players. But for the vast majority of normal lobbies, that's just not how it plays out.

A mouse is literally the most precise, 1:1 tool you can use. You have your whole arm and wrist to aim. It feels like ever since crossplay became a thing, it just became way too easy for mouse players to blame the game's software whenever they lose a fight instead of just admitting they missed. And don't get me wrong, sometimes it is simply because of RAA.

But if I can hold my own and get kills on a laptop touchpad against mouse users, a decent mouse player should easily be able to out-aim an average controller guy. Practice and positioning matter way more than whatever input device the other person is using. And even with only about 5 hours on mouse, I can already tell the difference of difficulty vs controller and especially touchpad.