10 Best FPS Games UK | Call of Duty Halo and More

When it comes to first-person Battle Royales, Apex Legends sits almost untouchable at the top. This fast-paced shooter has some of the best movement options in all of gaming, with players able to run, zip and slide, jumping huge distances without suffering any fall damage.

The diverse cast of characters all have their own unique perks and skills, some fulfilling the role of scout with scanning abilities, while others can throw up large shields, or teleport large distances. There's even a 3v3 arena mode for those not looking to play BR and it's free-to-play! Although, your selection of characters is limited.

If you grew up in the era of PlayStation 2 and Xbox, you'll be more than familiar with the record-breaking Halo series. Originally released in 2001, the game series has had a turbulent time in recent years, but is back on form with Halo Infinite.

Going open world for the first time, you can go anywhere and do anything during Halo Infinite's campaign. For multiplayer, there are a variety of classic game modes, like slayer, capture the flag and many more. If you're a fan of the series and own an Xbox, this won't disappoint.

The original DOOM is often cited as the father of FPS gaming. While it wasn't the first in the genre, it was probably the most seminal. Doom Eternal builds on the tenets of the original game, with a heavy metal soundtrack and fast-paced action.

Doom Eternal is all about speed and power as you fight back the armies of hell that have invaded earth. It's schlocky fun, akin to an 80s B movie, with over-the-top gore and violence. If you want to feel like an all-powerful action hero, this is well worth trying out!

When Call of Duty: Modern Warfare was released back in 2007, it was clear that this title would become a classic of the genre. It features a compelling, cinematic and fully co-op campaign with iconic missions and a frantic yet tactical multiplayer mode. 

This new release has fully remastered the original, bringing up to modern standards of graphical fidelity and presentation. Whether you missed it the first time around, or want to relive past memories, you're now able to experience one of the most critically acclaimed games in history in high definition.

Rainbow Six Seige revolves around two teams attacking and defending a hostage environment, with a whole host of abilities and gadgets designed to fulfil certain roles. Send out a remote-controlled drone to get intel on where the hostages are situated within the house, then rappel in from the roof or smash through a window.

Realism is the name of the game, with players going down in one or two shots and environments being almost fully destructible. While the maps are small, they are some of the most detailed and balanced designs found in multiplayer gaming. So, if you're after strategy and team-based tactics, this stands head and shoulders above the crowd.

Made by the creators of the Borderlands series, Tiny Tina's Wonderland features one of the most popular characters from the franchise. The titular Tiny Tina narrates a wacky and wild Dungeons & Dragons-like campaign for between one to four players.

The premise is ingenious and the unique gunplay is fantastic. That said, if you're not a fan of zany, random, fantasy-inspired humour you'll absolutely hate this game. It's a niche title, but fans of old-school RPGs and the Borderlands series are sure to fall in love with it. 

Since the first title launched back in 2009, the Borderlands series has offered some of the best looter shooter experiences in all of gaming. The randomised weaponry means you'll never know exactly what you're going to get, and the thrill of trying out a new gun is absolutely fantastic!

While this is the most up-to-date Borderlands game, with the best gunplay and weaponry, the writing isn't quite up to the same standards as previous entries. If you're a big fan of the humour and wackiness of the Borderlands titles you'll enjoy it, but it can be a little cringe-worthy at times.

Call of Duty: Vanguard sees you take control of Task Force Vanguard, one of the first special forces created at the tail end of World War Two. The campaign sees you jump around in time to various points in WW2, while the multiplayer is fun and frantic with a tactical edge.

At the end of the day, it's another Call of Duty game and at this point, the yearly releases have begun to show the formula has gotten a little stale. Still, if you're a big fan of the franchise, you're likely to enjoy the latest entry and the second world war campaign.

If you're a fan of science fiction and progression-based gaming, then Destiny 2 will be right up your street. As an immortal guardian blessed by the light, you'll travel to strange new worlds to fight monsters and aliens, upgrading your guns and armour as you go.

Fans of Warhammer 40k, space operas, or MMORPGs like World of Warcraft will be right at home, but for even experienced FPS players Destiny 2 can be quite obtuse. However, if you're happy to stick with it and learn all its systems, game modes, expansion packs, and season passes, you're in for an incredible time. 

Overwatch has a level of fun and polis in its gameworld that's usually reserved for Disney Pixar films, making it a great choice for younger players. The large cast of characters, all with their own unique abilities and personalities, makes for an extremely enjoyable time.

While Overwatch is a fantastic game that's perfect for children, it can be a little confusing to play. Not to mention, you are heavily reliant on your teammates. It's also worth noting that Overwatch 2 is just around the corner, so this is well worth trying out before it releases!