In all seriousness, where did our beloved First Person Shooters go? I know that there is a nostalgic aspect to our favorite gaming genres but I guess it's safe to say that in 2019, franchises like Call of Duty and even Battlefield are no longer what they used to be.
It's a shame really because Call of Duty was running on an unsustainable formula that only benefited Activision/Blizzard shareholders while rotting from the inside. That market has changed so much that I don't think that traditional shooters can continue to survive in its current form.
This is why we're seeing a crazy boom in Battle Royale titles like PUBG, Fortnite, APEX Legends, Call of Duty's Blackout, Ring of Elysium, Battlefield 5's unreleased Battle Royale mode Firestorm and many more.
Also, in 2019, you'll notice a new focus on 3rd Person squad Co-Op titles with Anthem, The Division 2, GTFO, a rumored Borderlands 3 and of course the continued success with Warframe.
The gaming industry has changed and I believe that they're permanently moving away from the traditional First Person Shooter formula. Let me know what you think in the comment section! GGs.
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