Into the Dead 2 keeps things fresh with constant updates – think night vision, flamethrowers, and even human enemies with guns. It’s not just about running from zombies anymore; it’s a full-on action-packed survival ride.
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Guns of Boom hooks players with a slick progression system and daily rewards that keep you returning for more. Its fast-paced matches, easy-to-learn controls, and vibrant, cartoony visuals make each round feel fresh and fun.
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Arena Breakout is a hardcore extraction shooter where every bullet, limb, and decision matters; lose a fight, and you lose everything you brought in. With deep weapon mods, realistic damage, and high-stakes solo or squad raids, it’s one of the most intense shooters on mobile.
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A futuristic shooter that runs well on budget phones? That’s Infinity Ops. With slick sci-fi maps, sharp character design, and controls that just make sense, it’s proof that you don’t need a high-end device to enjoy a solid FPS.
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Free Fire made battle royale accessible to just about anyone, thanks to its low system requirements and free-to-play model. It might not be the most polished shooter out there, but for many, it was their first real BR experience.
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Knives Out offers a smooth battle royale experience with surprisingly low latency, even when playing across regions. It may not have the sharpest visuals, but its stable performance and polished gameplay make it a solid choice in the genre.
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Apex Legends Mobile feels surprisingly polished, with smooth gameplay, crisp graphics, and solid sound design. Whether you're using touch controls or a controller, it captures the fast, fluid feel of the original game impressively well.
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Battle Prime stands out for its sharp visuals, punchy gunplay, and smooth third-person controls that feel better than most mobile shooters. With regular updates, controller support, and a polished layout, it’s a strong alternative to CoD: Mobile or PUBG Mobile for anyone wanting a premium-feeling experience.
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Warzone Mobile delivers one of the most complete multiplayer shooter experiences on mobile, especially for players with high-end devices. With full-sized maps, cross-progression, and that familiar Warzone feel, it’s the closest thing to console Call of Duty in your pocket.
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Fortnite combines fun shooting mechanics with fast movement and a unique building system that keeps matches fresh. It’s packed with content, but the limited-time rewards and rotating cosmetics can be frustrating for players who hate missing out.
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There’s a reason people keep coming back to PUBG Mobile. This game is competitive, social, and always gives you something to chase. Whether you’re climbing the ranks or just dropping in with friends, it’s as much about the experience as it is about the win.
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Despite the hate it gets online, T3 Arena is a surprisingly polished hero shooter with solid balancing and satisfying 5v5 action. Matchmaking has improved, and if you enjoy games like Overwatch or CoD: Mobile, this one’s worth checking out, especially if you’re into supporting smaller studios.
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If you're into classic, no-frills FPS action, Standoff 2 delivers tight gunplay and smooth performance. It’s a great pick for players who want a skill-based shooter that feels like old-school Counter-Strike on mobile.
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Fast, smooth, and surprisingly light on storage, Blood Strike runs well even on mid-range phones. It’s a solid battle royale pick for players who miss Apex Legends Mobile or want a Warzone-like experience without significant hardware demands.
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Call of Duty: Mobile feels like the real thing thanks to tight controls, familiar maps, and full controller support. It’s essentially a console Call of Duty experience in your pocket, which outshines most mobile shooters by a considerable margin.
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Mobile shooters have come a long way from clunky controls and basic graphics. Today’s first-person shooter (FPS) games deliver smooth gameplay, solid visuals, and plenty of variety. Whether you’re into fast matches or tactical gunfights, there's a title for anyone.
From console-level ports to standout originals, these are the 15 best FPS mobile games you can currently play.
