The history of FPS games, the type most played by most computer gamers, actually stretches back to '80s. At that time, this sort of improvement for the Atari was stamped on those times, even if not as much as the present one, with the FPS games at that time and the present there being as much difference as the mountains.
The FPS was found to be '90s' in the present day. The new FPS has become so po[CENSORED]r among the players that it has developed countless games in those years. The games contained a lot of brutality, future-like equipment, and lots of enemies to be shot. It was a kind of FPS that the players of that period could throw stress and have fun. FPS games, which continue to maintain the same po[CENSORED]rity today, are still among the most po[CENSORED]r genres, and continue to evolve.
10 - Wolfenstein 3D
The game, which was defined as the forerunner of the current FPS race, was inspired by Castle Wolfenstein. The main topic of the game is the American spy, William Blatkowicz, who, after being imprisoned by Nazi prisoner Castle Wolfenstein, was killed by SS officers, then fleeing and killing all enemy soldiers in front of him to destroy the Nazi regime. There are a total of 6 sections in the vote and 9 maps in each section. You have to kill all the enemies that have appeared before you to go through maps and chapters. At the end of each episode, there were powerful bosses, one of which was Adolf Hitler.
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Developed by id Software in 1992, Wolfenstein 3D has inspired all the FPS games to be released in the following years and has been taking place for a long time on the players' journey. The game, presented with an innovative graphics engine, was presented to us in a 2.5-dimensional world, not 3D, which caused the game to make millions of sales.