Garry's Mod, also known as GMod, was released on November 30, 2004. The game is a sandbox game that has been said to be the "granddaddy of all sandbox games". GMod is a physics sandbox game that allows players to manipulate objects and create anything they want. GMod is created by Facepunch studios, and is currently under the free license GNU General Public License. Garry's Mod is a sandbox game where users can create their own game modes, levels, and scripts. Players can modify the game by adding new weapons and items, changing textures, adding new maps, or altering the behavior of the game.
Gameplay
In GMod, players are able to create their own objects. Objects can be created by using any of the game's tools. The game also contains a variety of pre-built objects that players are able to use. There are over 90 different tools that players are able to use to create. Players are also able to create their own games by adding the player's own scripts to the games. Players are able to create their own scripts by using Lua, a programming language that is easy to learn. The game also features multiplayer mode, and players are able to create their own servers to play on. In multiplayer mode, players are able to create their own rules and gamemodes.
Graphics
The graphics in GMod are simple. The game is not focused on graphics, but rather, on the player's creativity. The graphics are not much different than many other games. The graphics are not very realistic, but they are not very cartoony either.
Replayability
Garry's Mod is a sandbox game, so players are able to play indefinitely. Players are able to create their own objects, games, and gamemodes, which allows for a great deal of replayability.
Conclusion
Garry's Mod is a sandbox game that allows players to create their own games, levels, and scripts. The game is free, and is very easy to learn. The game contains over 90 different tools, and allows players to create their own scripts. The game also features multiplayer mode, and players are able to create their own servers to play on. The graphics are not very realistic, but they are not very cartoony either. The game is a great game for players who are creative, and allows for a lot of replayability.
