Garry's Mod Reviews

this game has genuinely filled so much of my time, i love it, such a classic

it is a great game bu=but it is slowly falling off but still a good game

Fuck [RS] William and Revival Servers. He doxxes his players and is a hypocrite.

it's a nice and fun game i got hacked 3 time but and i bought it on the 3 account

Imagine giving a toddler access to a physics engine, a box of explosives, and the entire Steam Workshop. That toddler is me. And the game is Garry’s Mod.

very fun! like the realism and the fact you can do EVERYTHING you want, it's anonying the lua errors tho but it's worth it. BUY IT!

Absolutely amazing game as you can do anything you want,not even the sky is the limit.

good game to play i recoment to buy this game and play with frends and make rp rpg and nore

Garry's Mod isn't really a “game” in the usual sense. It’s more like someone handed you a giant box of digital Lego, tossed out the rulebook, and just said, “Go nuts.” Facepunch Studios dropped it back in 2006, and honestly, it’s still kicking because nobody ever really “finishes” GMod, you just keep finding new ways to mess around. At the heart of it all, you’ve got this physics sandbox that’s both simple and, somehow, a little bit insane. You can spawn in a bunch of random junk, stick it all together, and see what breaks first. Build a car, glue a rocket to it, strap a mannequin on top, and watch the chaos unfold. You want to make a machine that flings toilets at breakneck speeds? Go for it. Half the fun is just seeing what sort of nonsense you and your friends can pull off. But here’s the real secret sauce: the modding community. People have cranked out thousands of custom game modes over the years, Trouble in Terrorist Town, Prop Hunt, weird roleplay servers where everyone pretends to be a cop or a pizza guy, you name it. GMod basically morphs into whatever the players want, which means you get endless replay value (and some truly bizarre experiences). Look, the graphics? Yeah, they’re kinda crusty. It’s running on an ancient engine, and it shows. But whatever, the janky physics and weird old-school look actually make it more hilarious when ragdolls start flying or props go haywire. If you’re here for realism, you’re in the wrong place. This is all about what you can dream up and break in the process. Online, it’s a total mixed bag. Some servers are organized and run tight ships, while others are just pure, unfiltered chaos, like, “what is even happening here” levels of madness. Sometimes you get gold, sometimes it’s a dumpster fire, but honestly, that unpredictability is part of the fun. To put it short, Garry’s Mod is less a game and more a limitless playground. Its real magic comes from the freedom it gives you and the wild creativity of the folks playing it. Whether you’re building something genius or just goofing off with friends, GMod’s still one of the coolest, weirdest sandboxes out there.

I came for the memes. I stayed for the mods. I lost my life to a chair that screamed when I sat on it. In this game, physics are optional, sanity is a currency, and your best friend is a watermelon with a face drawn on it. I've witnessed: A SWAT team get obliterated by 30 angry Teletubbies. SCPs doing the Harlem Shake in a haunted Subway. Shrek flying a TIE Fighter into Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria while blasting Megalovania. This isn’t just a sandbox. It’s the sandbox — where your imagination goes to get corrupted in glorious, hilarious ways. Every session starts normal… and ends with you questioning reality while noclipping through the void to avoid a flying toilet with a gun. If you haven't played GMod yet, I'm not saying you're missing out… I'm saying you're living in the wrong universe. 10/10 "Would spawn a thousand explosives and crash my PC again."