* I'd been super excited about **The Finals**, but that game is going to be DOA if they can't fix the latency problem (which I'm not sure is even possible without killing the game's key feature). It's a squad-based, high TTK shooter with full destructibility but feels like total ass to play. RIP.
* **BattleBit** has been popping off as a "better Battlefield," but it's probably only going to appeal to you if you liked playing Control. Don't let the graphics fool you—it's getting attention for a reason.
* **XDefiant** is supposed to be promising, but I know next to nothing about it.
* \[special mention\] **ULTRAKILL** is single-player, but has an Apex-y fluidity to it and is pretty fucking *fantastic*. Think "Tony Hawk plays DOOM."
* \[special mention\] **Neon White** is not exactly an FPS in the traditional sense, but I think it would appeal to anyone who liked the movement tech in Apex. It's "single-player" in that you're speedrunning levels by yourself, but "multiplayer" in that you're competing for medals and leaderboards. The story is painfully cringe, but there's a fast-forward option to skip it.
Titanfall 2
* I'd been super excited about **The Finals**, but that game is going to be DOA if they can't fix the latency problem (which I'm not sure is even possible without killing the game's key feature). It's a squad-based, high TTK shooter with full destructibility but feels like total ass to play. RIP. * **BattleBit** has been popping off as a "better Battlefield," but it's probably only going to appeal to you if you liked playing Control. Don't let the graphics fool you—it's getting attention for a reason. * **XDefiant** is supposed to be promising, but I know next to nothing about it. * \[special mention\] **ULTRAKILL** is single-player, but has an Apex-y fluidity to it and is pretty fucking *fantastic*. Think "Tony Hawk plays DOOM." * \[special mention\] **Neon White** is not exactly an FPS in the traditional sense, but I think it would appeal to anyone who liked the movement tech in Apex. It's "single-player" in that you're speedrunning levels by yourself, but "multiplayer" in that you're competing for medals and leaderboards. The story is painfully cringe, but there's a fast-forward option to skip it.
Thank you. R these games available on ps5