7 Indie FPS Games on Steam (November 2026) | Indie games with 90%+ Positive Reviews

An FPS where discarding Soul Cards grants movement abilities.

Reviews frame it as refining routes and movement rather than focusing solely on gunfights.

In the developer’s Dasher example, keeping the first Godspeed and managing ammunition makes a chained-dash shortcut possible.

Spending a card on an immediate attack or saving it for movement changes how you run the level.

Gift hunting calls for different card use from chasing speed.

Reviews describe discovering overlooked routes and cutting times, rather than merely following a known path faster.

Competing with friends’ records can give a run another reason to be reworked.

One reviewer enjoys differences between character challenges, citing one that uses only the weapons’ movement side.

Kills replenish remaining time.

The central decision is how to keep attacking through a floor, rather than settling into a secure position.

LASER BONUS is an upgrade that grants extra time when you kick an enemy into a laser trap.

CLASSIC MODE is available without a timer.

Weapon Roulette is an unlockable ENDLESS MODE variant that assigns random weapons.

The unlockable Happy Foot mode has you climb using kicks alone.

Reviews describe an FPS that moves between gunfights and unsettling exploration.

You can lay traps and pick off approaching enemies from cover.

Tower Shields can block a Harvester's chainsaw attack, but break immediately.

AutoMap lets you revisit explored paths and markers.

One reviewer says enemy audio cues before and after firing taught them when to disengage.

One reviewer enjoys choosing between sliding into a crowd and shooting from a distance with the starting pistol.

Another finds meaningful choices in not having enough upgrade parts to improve every weapon.

An FPS where you join a battlefield with computer-controlled allies and enemies.

You can combine modded weapons and vehicles to build the battles you want.

In Arcade Mode, you choose weapons, vehicles and reinforcements between battles; the run ends when reinforcements run out.

That creates a choice between taking equipment and choosing reinforcements to keep going.

Arcade Mode now also has a shop where coins earned through performance can buy the weapons and vehicles you want.

Reviews describe choosing modded equipment and maps as enjoyment before entering the battlefield.

One player is delighted that Workshop war mods let them recreate landings and Stalingrad.

Reviews report longer load times or worse performance with more mods; one player says they trim their Workshop subscriptions to cope.

A retro FPS set in Czechoslovakia.

Prague Ratter is a dog you can pet; it follows you and hunts rats.

The portable healing item Bušek is wine; a separate update also added the option to throw it as a Molotov cocktail.

That makes it a tool to save for healing or spend on an attack.

Rather than following only the gunfights, reviewers also enjoyed detours to interact with portraits.

One reviewer says a single hit made them approach the fight more cautiously.

The same reviewer says firing the shotguns felt forceful enough to prompt a physical reaction.

Reviews appreciate the mix of gloom and strange jokes. Others describe finding secret locations difficult.

Reviews enjoy trying missions with different equipment and entry routes.

One reviewer recalls aiming at enemies from the bushes with a suppressed revolver's iron sights.

Money earned from contracts can be spent at the Black Market.

You can also buy hammers, grenade launchers and kevlar vests.

Rather than only following a fixed corridor, players describe enjoying different ways into the same location.

The game is currently in Early Access.

One reviewer enjoys considering weapon noise, movement penalties and available modifications.

Another describes sniping from cover, then taking an enemy gun to finish off those remaining.

Players enjoy replaying missions with different weapons. Others feel the strength of sniper rifles narrows their choices.

An FPS where found equipment develops your build.

One reviewer enjoys adapting their plan to what they find.

Glimmering gains resources on a hit; its weapon skill consumes the stock to fire explosive projectiles.

Choosing to release them now or retain the stock changes your attack plan: this is a feature of that weapon.

It suits players who want to try hero-and-equipment combinations rather than stick to a particular gun.

One reviewer enjoyed a brick build in which critical hits generated stacks, and collecting those stacks caused automatic critical hits.

Reviews describe the enjoyment of combinations coming together and feeling powerful.

Reviews describe enjoying co-op. Other reviews describe teammates killing enemies first and leaving the player little to do because of a damage gap.