FPS

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FPS Creator project

File type: Game file

An .fps file is a project file created and saved by FPS Creator, a Windows application for making first-person shooter games.

Found 2 different file type records with the same fps filename suffix.

What is fps file?

File type category:
Game file

Date updated: October 6, 2026

FPS Creator is a game creation tool for Microsoft Windows. Its .fps files store the project data used to develop a first-person shooter game.

The file belongs to the FPS Creator project rather than being a finished game. FPS Creator uses it to reopen the project and continue editing it, while the project's other resources are used when the game is built or exported.

How to open fps file?

Open the .fps file in FPS Creator on Microsoft Windows. The file can then be used to continue working on the associated game project.

How to convert fps file?

An .fps file is not normally converted to another project format. Use FPS Creator's build or export features to produce a playable game from the project.

Suggested software to open fps file:

Associated software actions with the fps file

Software applications that can open fps files:

Microsoft Windows

Software applications that can edit fps files:

Microsoft Windows

Software capable of saving fps files:

Microsoft Windows

Software apps that create fps files:

Microsoft Windows

Operation Flashpoint game file

File type category:
Game file

Date updated: September 24, 2026

FPS files belong to Operation Flashpoint, the military simulation game developed by Bohemia Interactive. The game uses them as part of its internal game data.

The contents are intended for use by Operation Flashpoint rather than for direct editing by players.

How to open fps file?

Install and run Operation Flashpoint on Microsoft Windows to use the FPS file. The file normally does not have a useful standalone viewer.

Do not edit or rename the file unless the game's documentation or a compatible modding tool specifically requires it.

How to convert fps file?

FPS files are not normally converted to standard document or media formats. Because they contain game-specific data, they should normally be kept in their original form for use by Operation Flashpoint.

Suggested software to open fps file:

Associated software actions with the fps file

Software applications that handle other tasks involving fps files:

Microsoft Windows

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