Top 5 Linux First Person Shooter Games Play On Steam

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8 Apr 2015

‘First Person Shooter’ is one of several Game categories. The majority of gamers prefer first-person shooters, or FPS for short. If you’ve ever used Windows, you’ve probably heard of the first-person shooter games Halo, Titanfall, Call of Duty, Blackshot, and others. But, do we have any exciting First Person Shooter games for Linux? There are a lot of them. Here is a list of the top 5 Linux First Person Shooter games. Check them out and have fun with Linux.

First-person shooter games have always been popular because you can play them online or offline with friends. There are many maps or locations that give you a real sense of war. The best thing about FPS games is that you are connected with many players from all over the world who are teaming up with you. Please keep in mind that first-person shooter games are only for adults.

Such FPS gaming on Linux may appear to many newcomers to be impossible, but NO… We have a plethora of FPS games for Linux. So here is a list of the Top 5 Linux First Person Shooter games.

5. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

Since the beginning of Counter-Strike, when it was a Half-Life MOD, I have not been a fan of this saga. After many experiments, upgrades, and tests, we have finally succeeded in restoring and modernising this title, providing a second youth that will hopefully last a long time. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS: GO) will grow the gameplay action team that launched the game 12 years ago. CS: GO will include new maps, characters, and weapons, as well as updated versions of classic CS content.

The gameplay of this game has also improved in strange ways, such as being able to shoot a hen.

Another game that you should have in your library, some say “Counter-Strike 1.6” is much better, but you have to take a chance on this one. If you’re used to CS 1.6, you’ll have to adjust because the gameplay is very different; this has a dynamism that I believe is more rewarding than others.

The only downside is that in competitive mode, you can be banned for unintentional reasons, such as when you’re shooting at an enemy and one of your teammates gets in the way, and you kill counts as if it was your fault and with intent, and you’ll probably be banned for a week. But for trolls, this is a dream come true.

Game Requirements

OS: Ubuntu 16.04
Processor: Dual-core from Intel or AMD at 2.8 GHz
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce 8600/9600GT, ATI/AMD Radeon HD2600/3600 (Graphic Drivers: nVidia 310, AMD 12.11), OpenGL 2.1
Hard Drive: 8 GB available space
Sound Card: OpenAL Compatible Sound Card

Trailer and Gameplay

Some clips of my favorite CS:GO player – KennyS.

How To Install?

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is available on Steam. It’s very simple to install games on Steam once you have bought it.

Download from Steam (Free)

4. Left 4 Dead 2

I’m sure you’ve heard of this game because the season wave of zombies has begun. Left 4 Dead 2 (L4D2) is the highly anticipated sequel to the award-winning Left 4 Dead 2, the game co-op No. 1, 2008. It is set in the zombie apocalypse. This cooperative action horror FPS will take you and your friends through the Deep South’s cities, swamps, and cemeteries.

Jugabilidad: The basic controls of an FPS (play FPSs) remain unchanged. (In comparison to controls.) It has a variety of game modes, including cooperative and clash modes. However, there is a glitch that makes life difficult for players in Showdown mode: There is an error in the special infected gripping, such as the “hunter” and “charger” capturing their prey missing metres to catch them. That causes minor discomfort when survivor in the manner described above. (7/10)

Graphs: Left 4 Dead 2 is a game for everyone; it does not require a powerful computer to play. The developers did an excellent job of cramming that many NPCs (non-playable characters) into the game without causing lag or crashes. This game has very good graphics for its time, thanks to the use of Valve’s graphics engine “Source.” (8/10)

Music: The music is very well done, it keeps the terror in the game and helps the player acclimate to different situations. For example, when the player summons the horde, the player can hear zombie screams and macabre music that gives the player the creeps. (9.5 out of 10)

Online Mode: This game has very few official servers, causing discomfort and conflict in creating a game room, as well as a large number of servers with “Mods” (game modifications) that prevent the game from being fully enjoyed. (5/10)

Community: Despite the small number of servers in your domain, Steam allowed free play on December 25, 2013, increasing the number of “Children rat” and novice players who ruin the games for others. If you want to play Left 4 Dead 2, I recommend doing so with friends rather than looking for a public match. As in all games, it is undesirable to hack the game in order to win unfairly, but because it is uncommon, do not consider it an important point in this analysis. (4/10)