Recent reviews by Lexi the Programing Core

The Left 4 Dead games are some of the best I've ever played. That's just about all their is to it. If you are wondering if this game is good for you, wait for the Steam Summer or Winter Sale and get the Valve Complete Pack for really cheap, and play it then.

One of the best games I've purchased in a while. Tons of missions, extensions to try when you're done, an amazing soundtrack, and a fantastic piece of DLC worth every penny used to purchase it. It's a great game if you are interested in trying it. It goes on sale at decent rates, is sometimes free on humble bundle if you're really desperate, but it's worth all of its full price if you're interested in something centered around using a terminal. You can trust me, I 100% this thing, its DLC, bought the soundtracks, and got all the badges. It's a great time and I have no regrets. Pick it up.

Simply put, this game is great and terrifying, mede me want to keep playing despite feelings of wanting to vomit, and makes the most important phrase of all time, "Dont judge a book by its cover" be more accurate than what should be humanly possible.

The Comidic Review (Contains Spoilers)
Plays game
Gets close to Character who I relate to on personal level.
Childhood character confesses love.
Feel bad for her, return the love.
New day.
The Thing™ happens, causing my stomach to knot harder than anything.
Demon leader ♥♥♥♥♥ the game up, resulting in me starting the old game over.
Picture of The Thing™ appears in the backround every so ofter.
Character who I relate too personally eventually has The Thing™ happen to her, slightly different now.
Stare into the eyes of Demon leader as she destroys everything.
Listen to her reasoning for everything.
Give her the Recycling Bin.
Everything seems normal on another playthrough.
Nope, just a setup.
Finish the game.
10/10 would pull an all-nighter for this terrifying thing again.

Just play it, but don't judge a book by it's cover.

Started the game up.
Talked with my friend about Garry's Mod.
Failed to play together.
Started talking about creepypasta.
My friend told me not to read Jeff the Killer.
Read Jeff the Killer.
Barely ate for a week.
Lost 10 pounds like a boss.
Remember the eyes of Jeff the Killer every time I play Garry's Mod.

11/10 would be spooked again

In all seriousness, this is how I remember :gmod:mod. The story of the creeepypasta was great, but the picture was a bit much for me.

Anyways, I LOVE :gmod:mod! The game by itself is boring. It's a sandbox game using the same great engine Half-Life 2 uses. The game is a good second steam game, as the game by itself is a mod, and has really no content. Anyone who wants this game should get Half-Life 2 with it, and maybe Portal or Counter-Strike. After that, you'll have a few maps and textures, which you will need for the most important part of :gmod:arry's Mod, the ADDONS!

:gmod:mod is nothing without the workshop addons. These are community made items for everyone to use, and they're all free. They can be simple, like let you be a different character in-game, or they can be epic, like give you many nukes so you can torture your friends >:D

Overall, this is a great game. I wouldn't say it should be your first Steam game, that should be a Valve game, one that has files for the Source engine, but this is a great one, and it's even better with friends. I give it a 10/10.

My friend made me get this game. I went into this game not very excited, as I personally hate RPGs. By the time I beat it for the first time, I was crying and witing for Mr. Toby Fox to announce a second game. Everything was designed so well. Every character was memorable. They felt real, the way they had dreams and hopes. The endings were amazing and the best part was that Toby left all the development files in the game, allowing anybody who could pass the hacker prevention room could find many unused rooms. If you hate RPGs, I still recommend this game. You are encouraged to not grind, unless you wanna have a bad time, the story is amazing, and the bosses are... something, thats for sure. I hope this review will fill undecided gamers with... determination.

11/10 will play again and again

In TF2, you solve problems with gun.
In BTD5, you solve problems with more gun.
In TF2, you use ammo to build sentries.
In BTD5, you use in game cash and nuke enemy airships with upgrades.
In TF2, you use real money to get better items.
In BTD5, you use in game cash to get better items and more gun.

The clear winner is BTD5
14/10, will play with the fabulous clan again.

This game is amazing! The physics, the creatures, the other characters to beat up... I only think it needs multiplayer. I could spend lots of time puilding an empire in this game! I do have one recomendation for anyone getting this game: also download LEGO digital designer from the lego website. This allows you to build greater lego models out of the game, giving some better looking builds to share with friends on... what do people use there days? instagram or something? I don't know anymore.

9/10

Quit reading reviews. Go play the flipping game already. I can tell you, it's worth the cash.

Looks fun and I want to make a youtube series where a bunch of universes come together with portal, half life, team fortress 2, and the stanley parable. If only my computer could handle actually OPENING THE SOURCE FILMMAKER. VALVE? Please fix it? ; _ ;

Welcome to Aperature Science! If you hate this Valve master piece, then be prepared for some delicious cake! My Rating:
Story:10/10
Mechanics:10/10
Difficulty: 10/10
Time: 8/10
Reapetitive game play: 7/10
Final Score: 90/100
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