Opening our list to the top 10 best FPS on IOs is…
Blitz Brigade - Online multiplayer shooting action!
Lock and load for this cartoony, MMO first person shooter from Gameloft.
Choose from one of the seven highly skilled badass classes: soldier, gunner, medic, sniper,
stealth, demolisher, and engineer.
Blitz Brigade, for the most part is a multiplayer only game.
The closest you’ll get to a solo experience is through training.
There are different kinds of multiplayer mode, such as a team-based Deathmatch where a team
of 4 competes with another team of 4, Domination, a 6 vs 6 match that gives the players points
for kills and flag control, a Free-For-All mode where you can play as whoever you want
in a 6-player carnage.
Playing by yourself or with other people can earn you some experience and coins which you
can use to unlock classes or buy weapons and gears.
There are many interesting and creative weapons to use those hard-earned coins on, such as:
the Weeping Widow, the Medi-Bow, the Stallion Steel, Big Bertha and more!
Indulge yourself with a game that looks great, plays great, and has a playscore of Playscore:
7.91.
9.
Dino Hunter: Deadly Shores Visit exotic locations and hunt for the biggest
game in your hunting career -- prehistoric dinosaurs in Glu Games’ Dino Hunter: Deadly
Shores.
In this game, you are a dino hunter equipped with powerful, and interesting weapons as
you try to take down massive, realistically modeled dinosaurs.
This game features dozens of hunting missions where you are tasked to hunt down both carnivores
and herbivores alike while having to contend with different weather conditions.
Your strategy will have to change depending on what kind of dinosaur you are hunting.
Small herbivores and omnivores are more likely to run away once they detect danger, while
carnivores like velociraptors will quickly rid you of your vital organs if you don’t
kill it first.
It’s a kill or be killed world out here, you know.
The more missions you clear, the more money you get to upgrade your weapons to kill more
dinosaurs.
Have the best virtual hunting trip of your life in a game with a Playscore 7.99.
8.
Into the Dead 2 The world has succumbed to a zombie apocalypse,
and you must save your family.
Do whatever it takes -- even if it means you will have to take down a lot of those darn
zombies yourself.
The game takes you on an evolving story that has multiple endings.
The story is divided into 7 thrilling chapters, 60 stages, and hundreds of challenges.
There’s a lot of zombie killing in this story, so you better arm yourself with the
many different unlockable and upgradable weapons in this game.
This game is packed with different styles of gameplay incorporated into its story such
as having to fire at zombies using military gun emplacements, exterminating zombies from
on top of vehicles, stabbing them in the face as a last ditch effort to not die yourself,
and more.
On your different runs of the chapters, explore the map and you might discover locations such
as military bases, oil fields and campsites.
While exploring, don’t forget that you might also run into more challenging zombies to
kill.
This game will keep truly keep you at the edge of your seat.
It has a Playscore: 7.99
7.
FZ9: Timeshift You are Mak, an american soldier tasked with
eradicating a terrorist organization.
Typical stuff.
That is until you consider that not only were you military trained, you were also injected
with a serum that allows you to manipulate time.
When you stop moving, everything will start moving in slow motion.
This trick comes in really handy when you’re in the middle of a gun fight.
Your time stopping powers will allow you to see the bullets being shot at you and dodge
away from them.
Yes, you still have to dodge, because you will die if you get hit even once.
The campaign of the game has about 8 chapters with about 5 to 6, usually bite-sized missions
each.
Other game modes, specifically the multiplayer modes, will unlock after you progress through
the first chapters.
This ensures that everyone playing on multiplayer has some proficiency when it comes to playing
the game.
In the Weekly Challenge mode, you will be presented with weird, interesting missions
where you aim to top the leaderboard.
These quirky missions will include outlandish scenarios such as miniaturizing enemies, having
only grenades to kill your enemies with, or having beer bottles as your only weapons.
This game has a Playscore: 8
6.
UNKILLED There’s a zombie outbreak, and New York
City is at the middle of the chaos.
You are one of the five heroes, private military organization, elite members of the task force,Wolfpack.
As you dig deeper into the nooks and crannies of the Big Apple, you uncover a nefarious
plot.
Good thing you packed a lot of ammo in your choice of out of 40 weapons in the game.
You have over 150 story missions where you take out enemies and bosses such as the sheriff,
dodger, minesweeper, butcher, and many more hurrenous undead creatures.
If beating zombies is too boring for you, why not beat other humans in the game’s
multiplayer modes in the five distinct PvP maps.
Or, if you wanna play on the zombie side of the war, you can play in the asynchronous
PVP mode where you can build an army of zombies you clone and nurture yourself.
Here, you can attack other players’ bases with your very own army of the undead.
This zombie-fied treat has a Playscore: 8.16
5.
Sniper X with Jason Statham Glu Games Inc. teams up with action star Jason
Statham to bring you Sniper X with Jason Statham.
In this game, you play Sniper X, a sniper in Statham’s elite paramilitary team, SPEAR.
You will work with Statham to eradicate terrorists.
You have about one minute in every mission to take down who you are tasked to take down.
So you really have to prioritize killing your target so you can complete your mission and
collect your rewards.
Use the rewards you collected to then upgrade your weapons so you can keep up with killing
your increasingly dangerous foes.
The level of weapon customization in this game is superb.
You can customize your upgrades to match your play style.
If you want to be stealthy with your kills, then customize your weapon to do that.
Next time you see this game suggested to you in the App store, don’t discount it as another
lame celebrity tie-in.
This awesome static shooter has a Playscore: 8.2.
4.
Modern Combat 5 Gameloft’s fifth installment to its Modern
Combat series has incredible graphics to go with its extraordinary action sequences.
Finally, you don’t have to miss playing on your console when playing an FPS on your
iphone.
Because this game was made with mobile gaming in mind, the missions are very focused and
short.
The different missions are also varied so you don’t get bored with it quickly.
The ragdoll physics of this game makes killing your enemies morbidly entertaining and unique
for each one you kill.
That’s not the only motivation to do your missions though.
The more more missions you clear, the more Skill points you’ll gain.
You can later use said skill points to activate your class specific skills.
The modern combat series has always been known to provide players with an awesome multiplayer
experience -- and modern combat 5 hasn’t broken that streak.
It connects smoothly, sets up quickly, and what’s most interesting is that multiplayer
is integrated, so you can jump straight to multiplayer from completing a story mission.
This game receives a Playscore: 8.28
3.
LONEWOLF In this first person shooter from FDG, you
are Lonewolf, a suspicious sniper with mysterious motives.
You get caught up with the Assembly, a criminal organization.
Your task -- to take care of those the Assembly wants taken care of.
This game is not just about shooting people at exactly the right place at exactly the
right time.
This intense game will also challenge you morally.
The comic book style cutscenes tells a sticking story of rage and revenge.
The game starts off simple, with you having to kill someone who looks like the person
they show you in a picture.
As you progress, the game starts getting trickier.
The missions start to become more like puzzles.
Sometimes you have to kill someone, sometimes you just have to injure them, sometimes, you
must leave their body in a specific way.
After each successful mission, you are rewarded based on how many objectives you accomplished,
headshots you performed, and the rate of your accuracy.
You can then use the money you earn to buy new rifles, scopes and other helpful items
to keep your recoil to a minimum and keep your setup stable.
This game is not for those with the weak of heart and those who are younger than 17.
It has a Playscore: 8.32
2.
Suicide Squad: Special Ops Don’t discount this game just because it’s
based on a movie.
The official Suicide Squad film game is completely free -- there is absolutely no need to pay
for anything in this game because this was just supposed to be a way to advertise the
film.
What we got however, is an amazing, colorful, and graphically impressive game.
Suicide Squad: Special Ops is an endless survival game where you play as three characters from
the movie: Deadshot, El Diablo, and Harley Quinn fighting against endless waves of the
possessed undead humanoid beings from the movie.
You will play as all three characters.
Once you die, you’ll immediately play as the next character.
It’s also good to note that each of the characters have a completely different play
style.
Deadshot can sharp shoot with his assault rifle and wrist-mounted guns, El Diablo can
shoot fire from his hands, and Harley Quinn, like in the movie, has a baseball bat and
a magnum revolver.
Each character also has a special mode unique to them.
Deadshot has marksman mode, El Diablo has supernova mode, and Harley Quinn has a frenzy
mode.
ACtivating these modes can give you bonus points the more monsters you kill.
If you want to burn some time away in an endless first person shooter, then this game is definitely
for you.
It has a Playscore: 8.38
Topping our list for the best FPS on IOs is Dead Trigger 2
This is a sequel title that will make the lovers of its predecessor proud.
This game is sure to keep your heart pounding with its amazing graphics and incredible gameplay.
The game developers at MADFINGER keeps on regularly updating this game that they originally
released on 2013 and expanding its storyline.
At his point, it’s not surprising to know that this game offers up to 600 gameplay scenarios
including the Solo Campaign, Global Mission and Side Quests.
Play around the ten zombie infested regions and 33 unique environments with your choice
of zombie annihilating weapon.
Along with the usual guns and bombs, you can also destroy zombies like the Kamikaze and
Vomitron with Grenade Chickens, Rocket Chickens, or your special Machine Gun Mounted Chicken.
There is no energy gate that will stop you from your zombie killing fantasies in this
game.
In effect you can keep enjoying the wonderful gore this game has in store.
An awesome, ever-expanding, thrilling, zombieriffic game like this one truly deserves a Playscore:
8.4