First-person shooter (FPS)

A first-person shooter (FPS) is a genre of video games where players experience the game through the perspective of the protagonist, seeing the environment as if through their eyes. The main focus is on combat, often involving guns or other weapons, requiring players to aim and shoot at enemies while navigating detailed 3D environments. FPS games emphasize quick reflexes, strategic thinking, and precision, offering immersive gameplay that places the player directly in the action. Popular examples include titles like "Call of Duty," "Halo," and "Doom."