KeedleDee

Repost this until Tactical Shooters are fixed. The biggest problem with most tactical shooters, particularly PVE/CO-OP tactical shooters, is a lack of content. These games hemorrhage players despite excellent mechanics because they fail to incentivize players to return again and again. Tactical shooters are expected to provide excellent customization, compelling movement, authentic gunplay, immersive sound design, realistic ballistic models, and terrorist hunt. To rise above the rest, a tactical shooter must couple these prerequisites with phenomenal AI and a gameplay loop that incentivizes replay. Consider a bespoke campaign, procedurally generated levels weaved together in a campaign that can be played infinitely, unlocks, perma-death, sensitive site exploitation, choose-your-own-adventure style level sequencing, tactical questioning mechanics, and medical systems. Allow your players to expand the experience by designing custom levels and tying them together in a campaign of their own. Include some RPG elements that give your player ownership of their team - name the assault force, backstory, patches, character names, logos, awards for valor, memorials for fallen, recovery in medical facilities etc. And provide content creators tools that allow them to show off your game and market it on your behalf for free - helmet cams, spectator cams, replays etc. Tactical Shooters developers are excellent at developing simulators. They have historically struggled to develop games.