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3PS (Third-Person Shooter), TPS (Third-Person Shooter) and OTS (Over-The-Shoulder) are terms that describe a type of gameplay in shooters (games of the "shooter" genre) where the player's character is observed from a third-person perspective, that is, from outside, from behind, or from the side. Here are their explanations:
3PS (Third-Person Shooter)
This is a genre of video games in which the player controls a character that they observe from a third-person perspective. In 3PS, the player sees the character from outside, usually from behind or from a higher vantage point. The main element of such games is shooting with weapons in real-time.
TPS (Third-Person Shooter)
This is an abbreviation that corresponds to the same meaning as 3PS (third-person shooter), that is, gameplay where the player observes the character from a third-person perspective. It is simply another name for the same genre.
OTS (Over-The-Shoulder)
"Over the shoulder" is a specific subgenre of 3PS, where the camera is positioned behind the character's shoulder. The player observes the character as if looking over their shoulder. This provides greater immersion and allows for a better assessment of the surrounding environment during shooting.
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