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FPS Test: Unity Arena Shooter
First-person shooter prototype built in Unity. A simple arena-style FPS with classic mechanics.
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[CONTROLS]
WASD to move, mouse to look and shoot.
About FPS Test: Unity Arena Shooter
FPS Test is exactly what the name says: a stripped-down arena first-person shooter I built in Unity to prototype core mechanics. There is no story and no win condition, just a space to move through and shoot in.
It exists to prove out the fundamentals, movement, aiming, and hit registration, without any of the systems a finished game would layer on top. I am leaving it up because prototypes are useful to look at honestly. This is the skeleton that games like Zombie Town get built on, and seeing the bare version makes it clearer what actually goes into a shooter once you add enemies, weapons, levels, and feedback.
It is a Unity WebGL build, so it compiles to WebAssembly and runs directly in the browser with no install. Treat it as a sandbox rather than a challenge: walk the space, test the shooting, and get a feel for how the controls respond. If you want the same mechanics wrapped in an actual game with enemies and waves, try Zombie Town in the arcade instead.
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How do I play FPS Test?
Move with WASD and use your mouse to look around and fire. There is no objective or win condition, so treat it as a sandbox: walk the arena, test the shooting, and get a feel for how the controls respond.
What is FPS Test?
FPS Test is a stripped-down arena first-person shooter prototype built in Unity to prove out core mechanics like movement, aiming, and hit registration. It has no enemies or levels; it is the bare skeleton a full shooter gets built on.