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'''''Garry's Mod''''' (commonly abbreviated as '''''GMod''''') is a sandbox physics game developed by [[w:Facepunch Studios]] and published by [[w:Valve Corporation]]. ''Garry's Mod'' was originally a mod created by Garry Newman for Valve's ''[[w:Half-Life 2]]'' but was later made into a standalone release on 29 November 2006 for Microsoft Windows. Later updates saw an OS X port, added in 2010, and a Linux port in 2013. | '''''Garry's Mod''''' (commonly abbreviated as '''''GMod''''') is a sandbox physics game developed by [[w:Facepunch Studios]] and published by [[w:Valve Corporation]]. ''Garry's Mod'' was originally a mod created by Garry Newman for Valve's ''[[w:Half-Life 2]]'' but was later made into a standalone release on 29 November 2006 for Microsoft Windows. Later updates saw an OS X port, added in 2010, and a Linux port in 2013. | ||
= Trouble In Terrorist Town = | |||
In June of 2018 [[AlexanderDeLarge]] suggested that WTT host a vanilla (un-modded) for the newly announce [[WTT#BMW_3.0|BMW 3.0]] and [[Game Night]]. The first game night was before the server was fully configured, so the Bimmers tried out a few near vanilla servers to see what the community was like. It was shit. | |||
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Revision as of 17:29, 27 May 2019
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 Logo of Garry's Mod | |
| Developer(s) | w:Facepunch Studios |
| Publisher(s) | w:Valve Corporation |
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| Engine | Source |
| Platform(s) | Microsoft Windows, macOS, Linux |
| Release | Microsoft Windows
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| Genre(s) | Sandbox |
| Mode(s) | Single-player, multiplayer |
Garry's Mod (commonly abbreviated as GMod) is a sandbox physics game developed by w:Facepunch Studios and published by w:Valve Corporation. Garry's Mod was originally a mod created by Garry Newman for Valve's w:Half-Life 2 but was later made into a standalone release on 29 November 2006 for Microsoft Windows. Later updates saw an OS X port, added in 2010, and a Linux port in 2013.
Trouble In Terrorist Town
In June of 2018 AlexanderDeLarge suggested that WTT host a vanilla (un-modded) for the newly announce BMW 3.0 and Game Night. The first game night was before the server was fully configured, so the Bimmers tried out a few near vanilla servers to see what the community was like. It was shit.