Recent reviews by TheSmashWaffle #savetf2

i like getting ♥♥♥♥♥♥ in the bus-

For the record, at least 94% of my hours on this are solely from leaving the game open in the background.

Valve really went above and beyond for this episode in particular and I'm here for it. An entirely new location, a cool car to drive in that has a radar, more fleshed out combat sequences, a separate battery for the flashlight, and a new enemy that isn't just a kamikaze zombie, this game offers a lot that Episode 1 didn't. I found the whole experience very fun and exciting (except for some of the Victory Mine stuff), as it feels like a new experience rather than a rehash of some stuff you already did in the late game but with more annoying combat sequences.

Just hope a continuation to this isn't too far in the future from now since Half-Life Alyx at least progressed the story by like 30 seconds.

For a continuation of Half-Life 2's story from the cliffhanger that its ending left off on, I more or less enjoyed this game. From a lore and story perspective, I think it's fun and interesting, but gameplay wise? There's a reason I took a while to get back to this... I understand that the difficulty is likely supposed to be picking up from HL2's late game, but there were points where the difficulty felt almost unfair in a sense, which were mainly combat sections that'd get overwhelming (plus that one puzzle with the rooms of explosives).

Gripes aside though, I still found it fun in the long run, and while I might not like it as much as Episode 2, it was still worth playing.

I'm a bit late to reviewing this one, so my apologies, but playing this after finishing the first Half-Life, I'd say this is a more than worthy successor to the first game, and arguably the best sequel to a video game I've ever played.

The game once again provides an interesting and fun blend of puzzle solving and combat, which is all the more entertaining thanks to the Source engine's nigh timeless qualities like more dynamic and realistic physics. I especially found it hilarious that you can actually kill some enemies just by hitting them with a nearby object via the gravity gun. What I REALLY enjoyed about this game in particular is that it delivered on its difficulty, but it actually felt fair to where I didn't need to use cheats to give myself more amo or whatever. Overall, while this game had its ups and downs for sure, it felt like a much more solid experience than the first game for sure.

All of that Garry's Mod slander back in the day just for the actual thing to be a piece of literal dogsh*t. Sure I only played like 5 minutes, but those 5 minutes were the most boring of my evening.

What does this have to offer that gmod doesn't? A physics gun that serves exactly one purpose and is clunky to use? One single map of random bullsh*t with functions that could easily be put into a popup menu? If you want to have some actual fun, play Garry's Mod, let alone actual f*cking Half-Life if you haven't. It's a damn good series and I recommend it.

After a 17 year absence since Pac-Man World 3, Pac-Man is finally back in a decent 3D platformer with this action pac'd remake of Pac-Man World! The level design may show its age in places, and it may not be the greatest in the genre overall, but it's still a really good experience, and I don't regret taking the time to sit down and enjoy the ride. If you're a fan of Pac-Man and/or 3D platformers, I recommend giving this a good look, especially if you've already played the original Pac-Man World for the PS1!

So after all these years having played games like Team Fortress 2, Portal and its sequel, Left 4 Dead 2, and Garry's Mod, I finally sat down to play the game that started it all: Half-Life. Needless to say by the score, I enjoyed it.

The game provides an interesting and satisfying blend of puzzle solving, platforming, and combat, all of which was satisfying to complete for the most part. Admittedly, there are parts of the game where I needed to cheat a little because I was provided with less than sufficient resources to get past certain areas (or maybe I'm just not the best with these kinds of games, but no matter), but nonetheless this game's age truly shows in its difficulty and its occasional bugs. However, this doesn't mean it's not worth coming back to play Valve's claim to fame, because in the end, it was still a fun game with a good story to it. I look forward to playing Half-Life 2 when I have the time to.

I can agree that this program is very optimal for pixel art of any kind that I can think of. It's a good tool to use for people of any skill level. I myself have used it a lot for Rivals of Aether modding.

I got this game with my Steam Link and Controller along with Portal 2 a year or two ago. Initially, I wasn't very fond of the game. That was because it lagged a lot, since my computer was almost the equivalent to a potato battery. Now that my dad and I have built a computer that was MEANT for gaming, I have been able to enjoy this game to the fullest. I think it is a very fun game that I enjoy playing a lot. It never really came to mind how well Cars and Soccer mix together, of course with a hint of explosive energy to spice it up a bit (don't try it in real life). I have much respect for whoever thought that this game was a good idea, and I hope they go on to make more games!