TOP 8 Military Base Shooter Games

August 19, 2020 - by nabeelshahaid - Leave a Comment

1. Day of infamy

Day Of Infamy New World Interactive’s World War II shooter is an intense war experience with over the top sense of realism. Set during the height of the Second World War, lead your team in a grueling defensive position against hordes of invaders. It’s hardcore gameplay with a heavy emphasis on teamwork oriented objectives made this a definite choice for players looking for a good military shooter. It was well-received mainly due to its high-octane combat and dying with only 2 gunshots. Additionally, it contains over 60 real weapons to choose from. It’s a really good game and worryingly realistic, so you don’t want to let your grandpa play this one.

2. Battlefield 3

 Battlefield 3 Wherever you go around the internet, you can ever ignore Battlefield 3’s massive success. This eleventh installment of the famed first-person shooter sold over 5 million copies during its first week and gave birth to a growing multiplayer community. The game was praised for its two sectors, it’s an online and single-player experience. Players can choose between four roles to provide a helping hand on the battlefield. Choose from a wide variety of modes including Deathmatch, Rush, Conquest, and so much more. 

3. Sniper Elite 4

Sniper Elite 4 Nazi-killing couldn’t be more fun in Rebellion’s latest entry. Wartime Italy is slowly consumed by the evil of Fascism. As Karl Fair burne, it is your task to eliminate these vile human beings… one bullet at a time. After the events of the first game, follow him as he leads his band of brothers to restore Italy to its rightful place. With the game’s enhanced verticality, players can now increase the chances of finding the perfect spot of infiltration and stealth. Just customize your loadout and choose from the game’s wide arsenal of juicy World War2 weapons. As usual, the game doesn’t forget about its iconic X-Ray Kill Cam. Landing the precise shot grants you the satisfaction of watching their internal organs get blown up in spectacular fashion.

4.Insurgency

Insurgency From New World Interactive, feel the hardcore action of close-quarters combat in this Source Engine based experience. For the uninitiated, this was a follow-up to the award-winning Source mod. Now it’s rebuilt with better visuals and a highly competitive one-life gameplay. If you suck at first-person shooters, you’re gonna have a hard time. Like most PC games nowadays, the game is divided into two modes: Online and Co-op. The former delights you with nine team-based game modes with intense objectives, whereas the latter lets you grab a friend and take down the enemy AI together in increasingly difficult waves.

5.Rising storm

Rising Storm Tripwire Interactive’s stand-alone expansion Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad. All thanks to the impressive modding community, they brought together a title focused on the Pacific campaign of World War II. This realistic first-person shooter borrows most of its mechanics from Red Orchestra 2 but brings in a whole arsenal of American and Japanese weapons. Play between four of its playable factions such as the US Marine Corps, US Army, Imperial Japanese Army, and the Special Naval LandingForces. Relive the iconic moments from The Battle of Peleliu, Saipan, and Iwo Jima.

6.Spec Ops: The Line

Spec Ops: The Line Six years after its release, this Yager Development title still remains in the hearts of shooting game enthusiasts. Not like they have a choice, what with its story that tests every bit of your moral fiber. With influences that range from Conrad’s Heart of Darkness and Coppola’s Apocalypse Now, Spec Ops is one cinematic video game. Play as the captain Martin Walker, fighting alongside Delta Force and against this weakening mental state. Hide behind the covers of Dubai’s deserts and defeat your enemies before the demons come haunting. Although it captures the gray areas of war, some players thought the gameplay wasn’t quite up to snuff. Still, it’s a memorable title that puts a new perspective on the military shooter.

7.Red Orchestra 2

Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad It’s luft waffles and the color of blood red in Tripwire Interactive’s stellar reenactment of the Battle of Stalingrad. A follow-up to their successful Os front 41-45, Heroes of Stalingrad still revolves around our comra design red as they face the Germans in the largest confrontation of the second world war. Botha tactical and first-person shooter, victory will require your wits as well as your grit. This sequel comes with a slew of new features and improvements like blind firing undercover and collision detection. Side by side with their already established mechanics, the game aims to please with a realistic portrayal of life on warring grounds. So, remember to check your ammo, and learn to bandage up those pesky bullet holes. Like the Saving Private Ryan of video games, it has been widely praised for its realism and it’s still remembered as one of the premier war shooters today

8.Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Valve’s glory days are defined by its first-person shooters. Counter-Strike: Source signified the series’ success to the shooter genre long with the Half-Life Series. Now, Global Offensive was built on the strong foundations of the already established franchise and slapping it on with updated visuals.