# Example 5 - First Person

First Person shooting games have been around since they were first introduced by Doom, back in 1993. They offer the most immersive experience, sacrificing depth and surrounding awareness.

![(Deus Ex: Mankind Divided - an example of a FPS game)](/files/-LrJ44EPOV-CMADUeY4B)

Game Creator and the Shooter module come with tools that allow you to easily create a game using this perspective. For the Player, it is recommended that the model is headless. Otherwise, it could clip through the camera.

{% hint style="danger" %}
It is important to note that body animations in first-person games are very different from other perspectives. The reason behind this is that, while we walk or run, our body moves a lot, but our brain is used to stabilize the image received through our eyes.

However, in a video game, our brain doesn't stabilize the image for us, provoking motion sickness. To solve this, it's better to use very stiff animations for first person games. Take a look for example at Mirror's Edge body animation from a third-person perspective: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6O6OTgiFzuI>

You'll notice that the body barely moves, allowing the head to be very steady.
{% endhint %}

![(FPS perspective using a Revolver)](/files/-LrJ6YAjvYKTJ-aKzhvo)

In order to shoot in first person mode, the **Weapon Aiming Action** must be set to **Camera Direction**. This will allow the bullets to travel to whatever the camera is facing.


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