9/10
Garry's Mod is a game that you can't technically call a game. It's more like a community-made collection of many games with a built-in level editor. If you can imagine it, chances are it's been made by someone, and if it hasn't, you can make it yourself. I've seen a lot of things since a friend gave me this game, and most of them have been pretty good. Of course, with every light, there is a dark. The Workshop is expansive and unrestricted, so oftentimes you'll find a poorly-made save or dupe that steals from someone else's creation instead of what you're actually looking for. Thankfully, if you don't get easily triggered by this, you can just keep scrolling through, even if it takes a while. There are glitches, of course, and not all of them are fun. However, I have yet to encounter many game-breakers in my time with GMod. I only have one major complaint, and that's the fact that some of the achievements are next to impossible, namely the 'secret phrase' and 'play with Garry' ones. Then again, I'm no completionist, so I can overlook that.

9/10 Garry's Mod is a game that you can't technically call a game. It's more like a community-made collection of many games with a built-in level editor. If you can imagine it, chances are it's been made by someone, and if it hasn't, you can make it yourself. I've seen a lot of things since a friend gave me this game, and most of them have been pretty good. Of course, with every light, there is a dark. The Workshop is expansive and unrestricted, so oftentimes you'll find a poorly-made save or dupe that steals from someone else's creation instead of what you're actually looking for. Thankfully, if you don't get easily triggered by this, you can just keep scrolling through, even if it takes a while. There are glitches, of course, and not all of them are fun. However, I have yet to encounter many game-breakers in my time with GMod. I only have one major complaint, and that's the fact that some of the achievements are next to impossible, namely the 'secret phrase' and 'play with Garry' ones. Then again, I'm no completionist, so I can overlook that.