It’s actually just a mini cannon you wear on your hands. As you wobble around through its uniquely low-poly map, you’ll discover 90 different weapons, ranging from stacks of cash to “make it rain” on enemies, to a water gun, to a literal hand cannon. Made by the same team behind Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (or TABS), Totally Accurate Battlegrounds is a silly, physics-based deathmatch for up to 60 players. Bringing FPS to mainstream.What began as a parody of PUBG has actually evolved into a fun battle royale in its own right. Latest iterations of the game have been slipping in gameplay value compared to the original.
IMHO, no other multiplayer FPS has done vehicular combat as well. I do believe it meets the qualifications for the list, but only barely. Admittedly, that is a very low bar to meet. It also holds the title of being the best video game based on a specific movie, ever. Nothing groundbreaking here, but it did help increase popularity and make FPS more mainstream through Nintendo's insane marketshare. A game meant to reverse the gamer's roles and push everyone else's buttons. After years of tweaking, the F2P version does come close to originals. I have yet to see another FPS match its scale. Another game with radically different MP playstyle. The multiplayer changed the conventions with Aliens that could crawl through hidden ducts/along ceilings, Predators that would be invisible, crazy powerful, but heavily outnumbered, and Marines that fit the normal conventions. Crazy long campaigns from 3 factions with intertwined stories. Medal of Honor came close, but not quite.
No game has quite replicated that feeling of sacrifice and everything that was at stake during war, including its sequels.
Although the 3 and 4 were decent, the original was the real groundbreaker in terms of pushing graphics and pseudo-sandbox style FPS Although they haven't made a hit on PC since UT2K4, the Unreal engine lives up to its name and is now even being used to animate entire movies. They no longer seem to be a game developer, but Steam is still the #1 distributor of PC games. Doom 2016 is ID coming back with a vengeance. They got a second chance at life when they were bought by Bethesda. As far as I'm concerned, the first 3 spots belong to the big 3 developers, not only for prior games, but do to how they shaped the industry.
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