After last week's review of the best hack and slash, we continue with a new serving of games for tablets and it's time to switch to firearms, starting with first-person view games, the most common in shooters lately. We leave you with a few of the best FPS that we can find in the App Store and in Google Play.
Unkilled
It is difficult to choose between the great classics of the FPS to highlight just one (and thus leave room for a little newer games), and although we have finally opted for this Unkilled because you can't miss a shooter set in a zombie apocalypse, we cannot at least make a mention of the Modern Combat 5 Black Out. In any case, this and any of the other titles of Madfinger, is a safe bet for fans of the genre, with good controls, high-quality graphics, a good number of weapons to choose from and many undead to get rid of.
NEW
We continue with another classic, although in this case it is the saga itself that has a place of honor in the shooters genre. Here we are going to recommend different titles because the last one, Legacy, a remastering of the first, is not available right now for anything other than Android. Interestingly, the claim of Gameloft It was not so much improving the graphics, but rather reducing the size of the download, but it is true that the original game was already at the height of what is usually called "video console quality". If you had not given NOVA a chance, it is a good opportunity to do so, especially if you like the sci-fi setting, and, as we said, Madfinger games, any of the installments is a safe bet.
Bullet Force
Leaving a little out of the field of the great classics known to all, one of our first recommendations would be Bullet Force. In this case it is a FPS mainly oriented to the mode multiplayer, but there are also a couple of game modes to be able to train a little also when we do not have a connection. In online mode we also have several game modes and there are also a lot of possible combinations when it comes to weapons and equipment. It also has some extra interesting details if you want to show off your aim with the rest of the world with options to better see your movements if you are recording the game.
Critical Ops
Another of the strongest games that are hitting in recent times, so new in this case that the game is actually still a beta. That has not prevented, in any case, having already acquired a fairly important community of users, something interesting because, like Bullet Force, it is also oriented to the multiplayer and that makes it easier for us to always find a departure. Also here there are several options once we enter the online mode, being able to choose which side we want to fight or if we want to form alliances or go alone. How is it still Developing we can find some other technical problem, yes, it must be borne in mind.
Hitman Sniper
Even though it is paid, we have not been able to resist including this in the list Hitman Sniper, representing a very popular subgenre of FPS which is the game of sniper. It is true that there are many other free options, but its quality makes it worth paying to get it, especially now that it has been included among Google Play offers for the summer and we can get it for only 50 cents if we are on Android (and, at least for now, it seems that also on iOS). It is a great option for those who want to test their aim and reflexes but with a slightly slower pace of play and a greater weight for planning and strategy.
Archery king
The extra of our top 5 is a game that in principle has nothing to do with a shooter, but it should even be classified as a game of sports. In practice, however, in the archery we are also testing our aim and it is as challenging in this regard as any of the above. What does change a lot is the setting: if you enjoy the gore and tension of war and survival stories, it may not be for you, but if the other way around, it tends to separate you from the FPS that you don't like so much violence, it is a perfect choice.
