The best FPS games for Xbox Series X
|
By
Jesse Lennox Updated February 6, 2025 |
It’s no secret that many of the best Xbox Series X games are shooters. The console was built on Halo, after all, and is still home to all the great FPS franchises. That isn’t all the console has to offer since you also have a large selection of open-world games and RPGs for Series X now, but shooters just feel more at home on Xbox. Since its launch, the library of FPS titles has grown to a level where there are almost too many great options to play them all. If you get hooked on one of the best multiplayer games on the Xbox Series X especially, you may miss out on tons of other great upcoming Xbox Series X games. These are all the best FPS games you can boot up right now.
Alternatively, if you prefer your competitive games a bit more old-school, you can check out the best fighting games for Xbox Series X or best co-op games on Xbox Series X.
If you ever wondered what Doom would look like as a rhythm game, look no further than Metal Hellsinger. It has all the gory, metal visuals of the modern Doom games but forces you to shoot to the beat to be effective. That might sound like it gets in the way of the action, but the two ideas blend beautifully together into a symphony of blood, guts, and heavy metal guitar riffs.
Related Posts
Intel’s Arc G3 Extreme could be the plot twist handheld gaming needed
So when I landed at Computex 2026 and got the chance to spend time with Acer’s brand-new Predator Atlas 8 and MSI’s latest Claw 8 EX AI+, I was naturally excited. Not just because they looked cool, but because they represented something the handheld market desperately needed: real competition. Truth be told, Intel’s new Arc G3 Extreme processor might just be the most important handheld announcement we’ve seen in years. And honestly? It’s about time.
Xbox’s next era may start with a painful question about console prices
Microsoft says storage and memory prices are climbing fast, while Xbox can’t currently make as many consoles as players want to buy. It also says the business needs a new hardware model and new partnerships as it remains committed to Helix.
Steam is ending gift cards because scammers were raising too much hell
Digital Steam gift cards are not going away. Valve says users will still be able to buy them directly through Steam, and existing physical cards can still be redeemed whenever users choose. Retail stock, however, is expected to disappear by the end of 2026.