An Arena Shooter is a subgenre of first-person shooters (FPS) that emphasizes fast-paced gameplay in confined environments, known as arenas. Players typically compete against each other in multiplayer matches, using a variety of weapons and power-ups to eliminate opponents. The focus is on skillful movement, quick reflexes, and strategic use of the environment. These games often feature a selection of characters or classes, each with unique abilities, and may include modes like deathmatch or capture the flag. Popular examples of Arena Shooters include titles like Quake and Unreal Tournament, which have influenced the design of many modern shooters.