Cover of Killzone: Shadow Fall

Similar games

Games like Killzone: Shadow Fall

2013USK 18PlayStation

A visually striking sci-fi first-person shooter from the PS4 launch, set in a conflict between two divided cities. The OWL drone offers versatile support, and levels allow multiple approaches including stealth.

  • Lavish presentation
  • Shooting and gunplay
  • Sci-fi setting
  • Action-packed real-time combat

Where to buy

* Affiliate link. Prices are synced regularly and may have changed in the shop since.

In short: Games like Killzone: Shadow Fall

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Killzone: Shadow Fall special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

Similar in what way?

1 of 3

Up to three areas count more, the rest steps back.

Reset
Your recipe: Combat ×3
Not for me Exclude horror, turn-based combat, pixel art …

Games where this is clearly part of it are left out, no matter how well the rest fits.

10 games with a similar feel, sorted by match · How is this calculated?

Best match

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

94 %Match

2007USK 18PC, PlayStation, Xbox93 % positive19.99 €

Fits your focus: Combat like Killzone: Shadow Fall.

The shooter that brought the genre into the modern era: a short, intensely cinematic campaign with standout moments like the Pripyat sniper mission, plus a multiplayer mode whose ranks and perks shaped a whole generation of shooters.

Where to buy

* Affiliate link. Prices are synced regularly and may have changed in the shop since.

Crysis 2

  • Combat like Killzone: Shadow Fall

A visually stunning sci-fi shooter set in a ravaged New York, where the Nanosuit's cloak, armor and upgrades let you choose between going loud against aliens or slipping past unseen. Its semi-open arenas reward tactical, creative approaches.

Prey

  • Combat like Killzone: Shadow Fall

A linear 2006 sci-fi shooter in which you play Cherokee mechanic Tommy aboard a living alien mothership. It stands out for its gravity-flipping and portal puzzles, spirit-walking ability, and inventive level design that shakes up the usual shooting.

Crysis 3

  • Combat like Killzone: Shadow Fall

As Prophet in the Nanosuit, you fight through a jungle-overgrown New York beneath a giant dome, switching freely between cloak, armor and a lethal compound bow. A technical showpiece for its time, it lets you tackle each semi-open arena with stealth or brute force.

Crysis 3 Remastered

  • Combat like Killzone: Shadow Fall

A visually striking first-person shooter where the Nanosuit lets you either sneak by cloaked or attack head-on, set in an overgrown, futuristic New York. The remaster brings the single-player campaign to current hardware with polished visuals.

Crysis 2 Remastered

  • Combat like Killzone: Shadow Fall

A first-person shooter set in an alien-ravaged, plague-stricken New York, where a nanosuit lets you switch between cloaking and armor to approach fights your way. The remaster brings the campaign to modern hardware with upgraded visuals.

Crysis Remastered

  • Combat like Killzone: Shadow Fall

A sci-fi first-person shooter set on a tropical island where a nanosuit lets you cloak, boost strength or armor up and approach firefights your own way. The remaster updates the classic with modern visuals and ray tracing.

Turok

  • Combat like Killzone: Shadow Fall

A linear first-person shooter in which an elite soldier fights mercenaries and dinosaurs on a jungle planet. Alongside guns, you get a bow and silent knife kills.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered

  • Combat like Killzone: Shadow Fall

The remastered campaign of the shooter classic is a fast, cinematic globe-trotting ride with Task Force 141, featuring iconic missions like Cliffhanger and The Gulag. Modern visuals and lighting keep this linear action spectacle impressive today.

James Bond 007: Nightfire

  • Combat like Killzone: Shadow Fall

A linear Bond shooter in the Brosnan-era style, with gadgets, vehicle sections and a big arsenal. Its split-screen multiplayer with bots is especially well remembered.

Feedback