Free to playFPS Game: Dev Test
A working test build turned into a playable shooter: pick a class, build a loadout, and jump into fast private matches with friends or strangers. Rough edges included, shooting included too.
Is FPS Game: Dev Test worth it?
FPS Game: Dev Test is worth it if…
- you want quick, low-pressure FPS rounds with friends
- you like tinkering with classes, weapons, and perks
- you enjoy test builds that change and grow over time
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Small private shootouts with friends
You make a lobby, your friends join, and you shoot each other. It runs on listen servers with a server browser, so you either hunt for an open game or start your own closed one.
Bots can fill empty slots, or face you alone if you want target practice. Think of it as booking a small paintball field where the field is still being built around you.
Classes, loadouts, and boxes
Before each match you pick a Class, Primary Weapon, Secondary Weapon, Perk, and Grenade type. Weapons cover the usual lineup: assault rifle, shotgun, machine gun, sniper, SMG, and pistols.
Each class hands you a different support skill. Drop an ammo box when the team runs dry, a health box when everyone is limping, or an explosives box when subtlety has left the building. New modes, weapons, and systems keep getting bolted on, so expect things to shift between visits.
Good to know before you jump in?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can play single-player against bots, or add bots to multiplayer matches to pad out small lobbies.
How do you join other players?
Through a server browser. Browse open games to join strangers, or create your own session if you want a private game just for friends.
Does it keep getting updated?
That is the whole idea. It is built as a networking and systems test, so new mechanics, game modes, and weapon systems are added over time.
