I asked ChatGPT to recommend a first-person shooter for a PC, and got the following response:
🎯 1. Portal 2 (Valve)
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Type: Puzzle-based first-person game (no combat).
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Why it’s great for beginners: Teaches movement, camera control, and first-person navigation without any pressure. It’s witty, clever, and relaxing.
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Bonus: You’ll finish it feeling confident handling any FPS camera.
🚀 2. Halo: The Master Chief Collection (especially Halo: Combat Evolved or Halo 3)
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Type: Classic sci-fi shooter with a campaign.
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Why it’s great: Intuitive controls, clear visuals, forgiving enemies on easy mode, and strong aim assist if you use a controller.
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You’ll learn: Movement, aiming, weapon management, and basic shooter flow.
🏜️ 3. Borderlands 2 or 3
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Type: Story-driven “looter shooter” with RPG elements.
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Why it’s great: Tons of fun, colorful style, and leveling up makes it forgiving if you miss shots.
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You’ll learn: Gunplay variety, exploring, and managing upgrades.
👻 4. Far Cry 5 or Far Cry 6
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Type: Open-world adventure shooter.
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Why it’s great: You can approach missions however you want — stealthy or loud — and difficulty can be adjusted at any time.
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You’ll learn: Exploration, stealth, long-range aim, and using vehicles.
🧟 5. Bioshock: The Collection
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Type: Narrative-driven sci-fi/horror shooter.
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Why it’s great: Great story and pacing; easy modes let you enjoy the plot without dying constantly.
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You’ll learn: Aiming, use of powers (“plasmids”), and FPS storytelling.
🔫 6. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019)
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Type: Military shooter campaign (you don’t have to play online).
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Why it’s great: Polished controls, stunning visuals, and short, self-contained missions.
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You’ll learn: Realistic weapon handling, cover use, and situational awareness.
🕹️ If you want to start super gently
Try Portal 2 first — it’s relaxing and will make normal shooters feel natural afterward.
Then move to Halo or Far Cry 5 — both are intuitive and rewarding for first-timers.
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