Collider has published a ranking of the ten greatest first-person shooter games of all time, judged on gameplay, combat, controls, design, narrative, visuals, polish, originality, influence, fan opinion and critical acclaim. The list spans multiplayer competitive titles, single-player campaigns and genre-blending adventures, reflecting how broad and influential the FPS genre has become within gaming.

The portion of the list provided ranks games from tenth to eighth place upward: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (2012) at number ten for its tactical, round-based multiplayer combat; Metroid Prime (2002) at number nine for pioneering Nintendo's 3D shooter design within a metroidvania structure; and Titanfall 2 (2016) at number eight, praised for its acclaimed single-player campaign, mech gameplay and parkour-driven combat. The article continues beyond these entries towards the top of the list, but the remaining rankings were not included in the text provided.