Games like Quake III Arena

What it is
Fast-paced, skill-based arena FPS with intense multiplayer combat and a focus on weapon mastery. Features diverse game modes and a variety of arenas for competitive play.
What players liked
The catch
Why it is here
It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 95% positive, but with 2,069 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.
View Quake III Arena on SteamMore like this: FPS Shooter Classic Arena Shooter
Six games like Quake III Arena

Fast-paced arena shooter with intense bot matches. Its core loop involves quick reflexes and strategic movement in a brutal, competitive environment.
Both are tagged Arena Shooter, Classic and FPS.
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Multiplayer arena FPS. Fast-paced team combat with vehicles and objective-based modes. Intense, futuristic gladiatorial action.
Both are tagged Arena Shooter, Classic and FPS.
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Old-school arena shooter with modern co-op and PvP. Customize soldiers and loadouts for over-the-top action and story.
Both are tagged Arena Shooter, Shooter and Multiplayer.
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Fast-paced arena shooter with futuristic weapons and vehicles. Players battle online or against AI in objective-based and deathmatch modes.
Both are tagged Arena Shooter, FPS and Shooter.
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Multiplayer arena shooter where players control super-powered goats fighting with horns and goofy weapons. It features fast-paced, humorous combat across diverse maps with various game modes.
Both are tagged Arena Shooter, FPS and Shooter.
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Ratz Instagib is a fast-paced, arena first-person shooter where players are rats with railguns. Its core loop involves one-shot kills and rocket jumping in household-themed maps.
Both are tagged Arena Shooter, FPS and Multiplayer.
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