- Grab your weapons and get ready to shoot
at everything you see.
Hey guys, it's Stewie or that guy that sounds
like Professor Severus Snape, and today I present,
Top 15 iPhone and iPad first-person shooters.
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Number 15, we have Shadowgun War Games.
War Games is a new tactical shooter
with five vs. five battles.
Many gamers call it a light mobile version
of Overwatch or Paladins,
and you can see the resemblance
from gameplay and colorful stylized look.
I wish the game had more modes and characters.
Thankfully, Madfinger Games have told me,
they will be releasing updates in the future,
bringing new heroes, game modes, events, skins and emotes.
Shadowgun War Games is free-to-play.
It supports controllers, iCloud backup between devices,
and you can play up to 60 FPS on iPhone and iPad,
and up to 90 FPS on new iPad Pros.
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Number 14 is Warface: Global Operations.
Warface has been brought from PC to mobile,
with every aspect of the game
being redesigned for the touchscreen.
Maps have been balanced differently
for fast-paced, team-based gameplay.
Autofire and aim assist is enabled automatically,
however you can turn this off,
and overall, it provides a more casual experience.
Players can battle across a few maps
and unlock heaps of weapons and customize them
with attachments and non-linear upgrades.
In March, the developer added a new game mode,
and the ability to crouch and slide.
Warface: Global Operations is free-to-play.
It supports iCloud backup between devices,
and plays up to 60 frames per second.
Number 13, we have Project RIP.
Project RIP brings an arcade tone
similar to classic COD Zombies
and a visual style reminiscent of the new DOOM games.
There are 20 weapons to choose from
and you can upgrade their stats and skins,
you can enjoy melee combat from knife to katana,
and players can utilize different perks
to have an advantage in missions.
Project RIP is free-to-play.
It supports controllers,
the game is playable offline,
and it plays up to 60 FPS on iPhone and iPad,
and up to 120 FPS on iPad Pro.
Number 12 is Bright Memory.
This is a mix
of Dark Souls and Devil May Cry,
but in first person.
The game takes place in a strange world,
and you have crazy special abilities to take down enemies.
Bright Memory is a paid game costing $3.99 USD,
it supports controllers and is playable offline.
Keep in mind, it is really short at 30 to 40 minutes,
and is really a demo of the full game on PC.
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Number 11, we have FRAG Pro Shooter.
Here you will challenge other players
in fast and intense real-time, one vs. one matches.
You shoot automatically here
and control one character in first-person
or third-person view and when you die,
you can quickly switch between a hero of your choice.
The game was strongly lacking content in 2019,
however as of 2020 we have new arena maps,
a two vs. two mode, a co-op mode,
special events and challenges,
and many new characters to unlock.
FRAG Pro Shooter is free-to-play.
It supports iCloud backup between devices
and plays up to 60 FPS.
Number 10, we have Bot Net.
Be transported to another world
and battle AI robots in Bot Net, an AR FPS game.
Your mission, reclaim the tower and destroy all the enemies.
The game utilizes motion controls,
so you can walk around the environments,
exploring and ducking from fire.
You can also play in local WiFi co-op, which is really cool.
It's also powered by the Unreal Engine,
making the graphics look outstanding.
Bot Net is free-to-play with no ads or in-app purchases,
and is playable offline.
Number nine is N.O.V.A. 3: Premium Edition.
N.O.V.A. 3 might be an old game,
but it's still one of the most immersive
and impressive story sci-fi FPS games for mobile.
You can jump into a fantastic campaign
and fight across 10 levels going throughout the galaxy,
or maybe you'll jump into a local or online multiplayer,
featuring 12-player battles and seven fun game modes.
You can even use voice chat
to communicate with other players.
N.O.V.A. 3: Premium Edition
is a paid game costing $6.99 USD and is playable offline.
Please note, the game's resolution
is not optimized for new iPad Pro screens.
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Number eight, we have Modern Combat Versus.
Players can deploy into 4v4 multiplayer matches,
set across six distinct maps
from close-quarters combat to long-range.
And there are team-based game modes to go into.
Modern Combat Versus is free-to-play.
It supports controllers, iCloud backup between devices,
and it can play up to 60 FPS.
Number seven is Into the Dead 2.
At first glance, Into the Dead's gameplay is fairly simple.
You just run in a straight line, shooting zombies.
However, it actually brings a big, complicated
and emotional story, using only a radio.
Follow James and help him to reach his family.
To survive, you can arm yourself with many weapons
and bring along a dog companion to assist you.
The great voice acting and cinematics
are the strongpoint of this game,
but there is nothing better than getting on a machine gun
and mowing down every zombie you see.
Into the Dead is free-to-play.
It supports controllers, is playable offline,
and supports iCloud backup.
- (James) Just focus, I need you to focus!
Take Maggie upstairs, lock the door!
- (Helen) Why is this happening James?
It's bad, it's so bad and it's getting worse.
- (Stewie) Number six, we have Critical Ops.
Here we have a really skill-based FPS game on the App Store.
It's gameplay can be compared to that of CS:GO
in terms of the complexity of weapons
and how quickly you can drop dead from incoming fire.
Go into a quick game, ranked game or custom game
and play in modes from Defuse,
Team Deathmatch and Gun Game.
Critical Ops is free-to-play.
It supports iCloud backup,
and plays at 60 FPS on iPhone and iPad,
and up to 120 FPS on new iPad Pros.
Number five is PUBG Mobile.
Everyone knows of PUBG Mobile, the battle royal game.
So I'm not going to spend much time on it.
But many forget that it's completely playable
in first-person.
Before starting a match, click the map icon
and enable FPP, otherwise known first-person perspective.
PUBG Mobile is free-to-play.
It supports iCloud backup and up to 60 FPS gameplay.
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Number four, we have World War Heroes: WW2 FPS.
Go back to World War Two
and use iconic military vehicles and weapons.
There are seven game modes to try out here,
and you can play on maps taking place in Berlin,
Camerton, Normandy, Finland to Tunisia.
The only thing I dislike about this game
is how players are somewhat bullet sponges,
which in my opinion can hurt the immersion,
it only hurts it just a little bit though
but I thought I would point that out.
Anyway, World War Heroes: WW2 FPS is free-to-play.
It supports iCloud back, and up to 60 FPS gameplay.
Please note, the game doesn't take up
the full-screen resolution on new iPad Pros.
Number three is Call of Duty: Mobile.
Classic COD action on the go is what you get here.
COD: Mobile has quickly taken the App Store by storm.
In fact, it was the fourth most downloaded iPhone game
of 2019 according to the U.S. App Store charts for 2019.
Play on iconic maps from the franchise,
and modes like Frontline, Team Deathmatch,
Hardpoint, Search and Destroy, and Battle Royale.
Call of Duty: Mobile is free-to-play.
It supports controllers for gameplay only.
It also supports iCloud backup and plays up to 60 FPS.
When you play with a controller,
you will also be matched
with other players using controllers,
which is awesome.
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Number two, we have DOOM and DOOM II.
DOOM and its sequel are timeless classics.
The first game has been on iOS since 2009,
however, in 2019, the 25th anniversary re-release editions
of DOOM and DOOM II dropped on the App Store.
These re-releases brought higher resolutions,
added aspect ratio options,
60 FPS gameplay, improved audio, and controller support.
Not to mention, new content such as the expansion,
Thy Flesh Consumed is now available for DOOM I,
and we have add-on support for both games,
bringing free downloadable maps
such as No End in Sight, SIGIL, and Final DOOM.
More free add-ons will be added in the future too.
Both games cost $4.99 USD on the App Store.
Number one, we have Shadowgun Legends.
This is my favorite FPS game for iPhone and iPad.
While Madfinger Games have brought out Shadowgun War Games,
which probably looks better,
this one has more depth and character.
It has a compelling single-player or co-op story
similar to the Destiny series,
and a PvP multiplayer experience.
All of this takes place in a social hub,
where you can choose what you want to do
and where to go in the galaxy.
Shadowgun War Games is free-to-play.
It supports controllers, iCloud backup, and 60 FPS gameplay.
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Here are some bonus FPS games.
Enter the Construct is an upcoming Apple Arcade, sci-fi FPS.
It looks to take place on another planet,
and you battle other forces,
Apex Legends Mobile is still in the works,
if you didn't even know.
Recently, EA announced the mobile release window
for late 2021, which is quite a while away.