Top 10 Best MMOFPS Shooters

With the explosive growth of the MMO industry, it’s not surprising that more and more MMOFPS games are being released each year. It shouldn’t be surprising that a lot of these top MMOFPS games are extremely similar to classical favorites like Counter-Strike and Quake, as those games basically pioneered the genre. If you’re looking to play the best MMOFPS shooting games, you came to the right place. The top 10 Best MMOFPS list below was compiled using review data from across the internet and from our own reviews here on MMOHut.

Top 10 MMOFPs Shooters

1. Combat Arms

This was a tough pick, as there are actually a handful of incredible free MMOFPS games, but out of all of them, Combat Arms is the most polished and has the most features. Combat Arms is a fast paced tactical shooter by Nexon with numerous game modes, customizable weapons and maps. The game is regarded as one of the best MMOFPS games by many review sites.

2. S4 League

S4 League earned its spot as the second best MMOFPS due to its uniquely fast paced, sci fi gameplay. S4 League did something few MMOFPS games did. It is genuinely unique. The game has incredible music, solid gameplay, multiple maps and much more. The only drawback to S4 League is that there are only a handful of game modes and few items in the game’s shop. If you haven’t played S4 League yet, go ahead and start downloading it now.

3.  GunZ: The Duel

GunZ is a classic. It’s really the first mega popular free to play MMOFPS game and is still regarded as one of the best MMOFPS games of all time, and rightfully so. It’s an action packed fast paced shooter with swords, guns and grenades. That’s right, swords and guns! Sounds like fun? Well it is. Since the games release back in 2006, GunZ enjoyed the release of countless content updates and fixes. If you’ve never played this epic shooter, you’re missing out.

4.  Gunbound

Although Gunbound earned the #4 spot on this top 10 MMOFPs list, the game doesn’t appeal to everyone, as it’s a turn based tactical shooter. If you don’t mind the slow paced gameplay, Gunbound is well worth checking out.

5.  Exteel

Although some gaming outlets gave Exteel a less than favorable review, it’s one of my personal favorite MMO shooters. The game has an enormous amount of variety as every player has the ability to fully customize their character. Players control giant customized mechs called Mechanaughts and battle it out against others online across numerous maps and game modes.

6. Wolfteam

Some may disagree with me on this pick, but the fact is Wolf Team is both unique and has silk smooth gameplay. Players can play as both large werewolves or as marines through the game with the option of transforming between both at anytime. With over 100 weapons available for purchase and numerous maps WolfTeam is one of the most polished MMOFPS games on the market.

7. Quake Live

Quake Live is basically just Quake 3 that’s launched through the browser. It has numerous additions to the game including matchmaking and a friends system. If you’ve never had a chance to play Quake 3, you should definitely look into Quake Live, as it’s a solid shooter.

8. War Rock

War Rock is an intense MMOFPS that’s currently being published by Gamers First. It plays a lot like games from the Battlefield Series, as it has an incredible amount of vehicles ranging from tanks to helicopters. War Rock is certainly worth the download

9. Ace Online

Ace Online is certainly no MMOFPS, but it’s still a ’shooter’ and a good one, so I figure I should include it in this list. Ace Online is a dog fighting sci-fi shooter MMO with MMORPG elements. Each player can customize their ship in any way they like, and with hundreds if not thousands of parts, the possibilities are nearly limitless.

10. Cross Fire

CrossFire is another Counter-Strike like 3D tactical MMOFPS. It has four different game modes and some addictive gameplay. Unlike other popular MMOFPS games, CrossFire isn’t very demanding on the computer, so almost anyone can play it.

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By, Jake Bismark