FPS Bucket List

Objective-based Strogg against humans on large maps, with vehicles and deployable turrets.

MachineGames build a new episode for the twentieth anniversary in 2016 and give it away.

A prison ship crashes on Na Pali and the Skaarj hunt you out of it; the 1998 engine that ran for twenty years.

Valve remake the Quake mod on the Half-Life engine in 1999, nine classes and concrete bases intact.

Kane is captured and turned into a Strogg halfway through, and keeps fighting; Raven Software continue Quake II.

The episode that shipped inside the 2021 remaster, built out of lava and clockwork by MachineGames.

Rogue send you back to ancient Rome and forward again across two episodes; the second mission pack.

A new campaign written for the 2023 Quake II remaster, again by MachineGames.

Onslaught adds vehicles and power nodes to maps built for them, on top of the 1999 bot ladder.

Hipnotic add three episodes, a Mjolnir that arcs lightning and a proximity mine launcher; the first mission pack.

A story campaign between the deathmatches, and a Necris hoverboard to cross the Warfare maps on.

Xatrix drop a second marine on Stroggos with an Ion Ripper and a Phalanx cannon.

Rogue add turrets, tesla mines and a gravity well; the harder of the two Quake II packs.

Marshal John Dalton collects artefacts across seven colony worlds; the single-player sequel Legend Entertainment made in 2003.

Occult SS experiments and the castle to escape again, this time on the Quake III engine.

A nanodome over Manhattan grown back into swamp and forest, and a bow that keeps you hidden.

BJ Blazkowicz wakes in a 1960 the Nazis won; MachineGames give the shooter a story worth sitting through.

Squads, a commander calling in artillery and 64 players on Karkand; the modern-combat Battlefield.

Three large maps, a proper ending and far fewer bugs; the Zone game to start with.

A neon VHS 1980s with Michael Biehn narrating; the standalone joke that outlived the game around it.

The nanosuit in a New York under a Ceph spire; the jungle traded for collapsing streets.

Psycho on the other side of the island while Nomad works; the standalone that ran better than the game it branched off.

Light and dark Aether, and a doppelganger that steals your beams.

The super shotgun and the Icon of Sin; thirty more levels of 1994.

Thirty-two players, planes, tanks and Wake Island; the series starts here.