No reason. Mine would have to be either Half Life 2 or Portal 2
Counter Strike : Global Offensive all the way
Gmod, because itâs really cool and you can build anything basically
i do agree with DENMarkus, but it isnât as fun, it died off you know, no more new interesting game modes
Probably GMod too
Counter-Strike: Source. I had a blast with that game and its communities. The core gameplay mechanics felt easy to use and simple, so the map creation possibilities were also huge: you could create just about any type of game within the game itself. I prefer it to CS:GO for sure.
Honorable mention: The Beginnerâs Guide
itâs a very hard question because i got a looot of nostalgia with source games, team fortress 2 (old) counter strike source, half life 2 ofc ! left 4 dead, very hard choose but maybe i will say left 4 dead 2 because the ambience is so realistic and i love it ( gmod too is a great iâm 3700 hours so aha but i did all on that game so fell a bit boring now⌠) EDIT : Black mesa source my favorite so far !
Gmod is also my choice but actually interesting game modes are kind of difficult to find in multiplayer
My favorite used to be GMOD when GMT was still around, but now itâs probably portal 2.
Portal 1. Itâs one of my all-time favorites.
My favorite was GMod (for GMT), but now itâs TF2.
Iâd have to go with The Stanley Parable. Fucking love that game.
Half-Life 2 Deathmatch. When everyone was clinging onto hope for HL3 over the years I only wanted HL3:DM. Gravity gun allowed for cool techniques, like tossing a grenade then immediately snagging it back and then blasting it an an enemy.
With the revolver you could hold âzâ to zoom, but you couldnât fire while zooming. However there was an exploit where youâd hold âzâ, and when the center of your view was right on an opponent youâd let go of âzâ and fire immediately and itâd shoot right where you were focused anyways with almost pin point accuracy. So the revolver was an unintentionally fantastic sniper substitute. The revolver in the plaza minigames here on Tower almost makes me nostalgic for it, and I hope eventually we can get it outside of the mini-game instances.
There were also some fantastic custom maps, which Iâm sure some shared a reputation in Gmod as well. âHometown 1999â is one of my favorite FPS maps to this day.