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Shooter games There are many criteria to
determine the type of shooter; listed below are some of the major divisions.
Using the following, it is possible to categorize almost all shooters
developed. The
player usually views the events from behind the eyes of the character (a
first-person shooter) or from a camera that follows the character, usually a
few feet behind (a third-person shooter). It is also possible, though
infrequently used in this genre, for a game to have a fixed camera.
While most shooters are played as Solo
ventures, several offer the players the opportunity to control a Squad of
characters, usually directly controlling one, and giving orders to
computer-controlled allies. Games which feature Non-player characters
fighting alongside the player, but which are not directly controllable
(either by switching player control, or issuing orders to the character) are
not considered Squad-based games. If
a shooter game is available online, there are several other sharp divisions
it can take. Team games are where players are assigned to one of two
(sometimes more, but very infrequently) factions which are competing for
some goal. Co-Op games have several players on the same faction playing
through either the single player or custom missions. Individual has all
players competing with each other. Many times a game will offer differing
modes which allow players to choose from among these various types. This is
often an optional way to categorize a shooter, but in some cases it's needed
to help distinguish it. A game may quite often heavily rely on stealth as
opposed to direct action. Others might have large horror elements to them.
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