
FPS Bucket List




Finish all Half-Life games
Complete all main Half-Life games, including Half-Life, Half-Life 2, and its episodes, experiencing the iconic first-person shooter series.
Finish the Quake games and their mission packs
Three id shooters and the seven expansions built for them, two of those by MachineGames thirty years later.


Finish all the Bioshock games
Rapture twice and Columbia once.
Play the essential Battlefield games
Twelve of the series: the 1942 original, the two Bad Company campaigns, the modern numbered run and the 2025 return.




Finish all the Far Cry games
Every mainline Far Cry and its two standalone spin-offs, from the Micronesian island in 2004 to Yara.




Finish the essential Call of Duty campaigns
Eight of the single-player campaigns, from the 2003 Normandy landings to the 2019 reboot.




Finish all the Borderlands games
Four numbered looter shooters, the low-gravity Pre-Sequel and the tabletop spin-off, all on Pandora or near it.
Finish all the Metroid Prime games
Retro Studios' first-person trilogy.


Finish all the Doom games
The 1993 shareware original through to the 2025 medieval one, id Software throughout.


Play all the Counter-Strike games
A Half-Life mod that became a sport: the 1999 original, Condition Zero, Source, Global Offensive and Counter-Strike 2.
Finish the Unreal and Unreal Tournament games
Epic's two lines: the Na Pali campaigns and the arena shooters that outlived them.
Finish all the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. games
GSC Game World in the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone: the 2007 original, its prequel, its sequel and the 2024 return, all anomalies and artefacts.

Finish all the Metro games
4A Games' shooters in the tunnels under a poisoned Moscow, from Artyom's first trip to the surface to the VR prequel.




Finish the essential Halo campaigns
Master Chief's original trilogy from Bungie.




Finish the Crysis trilogy
Nomad on the island, then the nanosuit in New York twice; the run Crytek built three engines for.



Play the Team Fortress duology
Nine classes on the Half-Life engine in 1999, and the cartoon sequel Valve still runs.
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