First-person games that still hold up

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Left 4 Dead 2 2009 Why it still holds upSpecial infected that each change how players have to move and fight, and finales that break up horde defense, still keep every run from repeating today.
Metro 2033 2010 Why it still holds upSet pieces such as turret defense, sneaking onto a tram and hallucination sequences keep a linear structure from feeling monotonous today.
Duke Nukem 3D 1996 Why it still holds upEach level is still worth poking around, with routes through ducts and sewers and objects that react when you use them.
TimeSplitters: Future Perfect 2005 Why it still holds upWith the campaign, its unlockable modes and a level maker together, there is still far more to play here today than the story alone.
Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes 2015 Why it still holds upSaying out loud what is on the bomb is the only way to share it, so every round is a conversation under pressure that suits a group today.
Call of Duty 2003 Why it still holds upThe war still has several viewpoints, across three armies and three campaigns.
Panzer General 1994 Why it still holds upA whole war of combined arms, with an army that carries over from battle to battle, still gives plenty to plan today.
Test Drive 1987 Why it still holds upA single road with traffic and police to dodge, and a choice of supercars to try, still gives each run its own line to drive today.
Blackwood Crossing 2017 Why it still holds upPuzzles that reveal the siblings' past make each solution a piece of the story, which is how the game tells it today.

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