10 Things The Finals Does Better Than Other FPS Games

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is the latest free-to-play FPS offering from the relatively new Embark Studios, creators of the 2019 ARC Raiders. Its open beta period has already attracted many to the title, and for a good reason, as its renewed take on the genre is likely to mix up the shooter industry, at least to some extent. A mixture of, and other popular first-person shooters, sets people in the shoes of contestants of a VR game show in a futuristic, money-centric dystopia, where players battle it out across vivid environments for the grand prize.

, at its heart, is a team-based multiplayer shooter where people team up in teams of three and load into a game to take on other players. In addition to a quick play mode during the open beta, there are also tournament modes, where winning as the top team qualifies players for the next bracket. While an official release date for the full release has yet to be set, the open beta for the game will continue until November 5, 2023. Here are some ways that sticks out from other games in the shooter genre.

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While it's not an actual gameplay feature, game sizes, specifically for FPS titles, have ballooned over the years, with games like exceeding 125 GB. Though it's not an issue for those with large hard drives, for others, like people on the Xbox S, conserving space for games is at the front of mind, and the fact that the game is so small even though the open beta is essentially a full game is certainly a nice feature. Hopefully, this will carry over into the full release so that more people with different platforms can enjoy the game.

The full release of will likely be larger than 20 GB.

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