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5 June 2013Mode(s),Garry's Mod (often abbreviated as GMod) is a developed by and published. The game was created by Garry Newman as a for Valve's game engine and released in December 2004, before being expanded into a standalone release and published by Valve in November 2006. Ports of the original version for and followed in September 2010 and June 2013, respectively.

The base of Garry's Mod has no set objectives and provides the player with a world to freely manipulate. Other game modes, notably Trouble in Terrorist Town, are created by other developers as mods and are installed separately, by means such as the. As of January 2016, Garry's Mod has sold 10 million copies. The (right) positioning characters from on a couch using the physics gunGarry's Mod is a physics-based and its base has no set objectives. The player is able to spawn, and, and interact with them by various means.

Using the physics gun, ragdolls and props can be picked up, rotated, and frozen in place. The tool gun is a multi-purpose item for various tasks, such as and constraining props together, and altering the facial expressions of ragdolls. User-created contentGarry's Mod includes the functionality to modify the game by developing scripts written in the programming language. Notable mods include Spacebuild, Wiremod, Elevator: Source, DarkRP, Prop Hunt, and Trouble in Terrorist Town.

Specialised servers, known as Fretta servers, rotate between custom game modes every fifteen minutes. Garry's Mod version 12 introduced the 'Toybox' section, through which the player could browse and install user-created mods. In Garry's Mod version 13, this was mostly replaced with support for the.

Fretta ContestIn late 2009, Facepunch launched the 'Fretta Contest', a competition in which people were to develop Garry's Mod game modes using the proprietary Fretta programming framework, with the winner to be natively added to the game. The winner of this contest was Trouble in Terrorist Town ( TTT), wherefore it was added to the game in July 2010, alongside another Fretta game, Dogfight: Arcade Assault. TTT assigns players to three groups: Traitors, Detectives, and Innocents. Detectives are known to all players, whereas Traitors are only known to other Traitors and otherwise appear as Innocents. While Traitors attempt to eliminate all other players, Innocents and Detectives need to co-operate to identify and eliminate all Traitors. To do the latter, Detectives are given special equipment, such as scanners that can trace a dead player's killer. GMod TowerIn July 2009, four developers working under the name 'PixelTail Games' opened a Garry's Mod server called GMod Tower.

GMod Tower was a network of servers, designed as a social media platform for users to play minigames with friends and socialise in a hub area. Within hours of the server's opening, the website for GMod Tower reached two million views. GMod Tower temporarily shut down between January 2012 and April that year. PixelTail later expanded GMod Tower into Tower Unite, a standalone game. When the game launched into in April 2016, GMod Tower was shut down permanently. Development and releaseGarry's Mod was created by the Garry Newman.

He started developing games under the studio name after dropping out of college, at the time out of a room in his parents' house. He did this as a hobby, simultaneous to his occupation as a programmer for a, from which he was later fired when he launched his own such website. His first game was Facewound, described as ' with guns', while Garry's Mod later came about as a side-project in the form of a for the game engine and principally the game. Newman soon found more enjoyment in developing Garry's Mod than in developing Facewound, so development on Facewound was mostly halted (and put on indefinite hiatus in 2004) to focus on Garry's Mod. The first iteration of the mod, version 1, was released on 24 December 2004.

Initial feedback was polarised, with some criticising the mod for its similarity to an existing mod, JBMod. However, the increasing positive receiption led Newman to continue development. Through 2004 and 2005, Newman released several updated versions of Garry's Mod, adding new features along the way and culminating in version 9.0.4 on 27 November 2005. Out of Newman's one-man operation grew a team of multiple people for a of the mod as a standalone game., the makers of Source, contacted Newman to suggest a commercial, standalone release of the mod through their service, which Newman initially rejected. Valve and Facepunch later struck a publishing agreement wherein Valve would release Garry's Mod onto Steam at a price of 10, while the two companies would equally share profits.

The last free version of Garry's Mod remained available for download, rechristened as the to the retail game. The standalone game was released on 29 November 2006. Despite the game no longer being a mod, Valve and Facepunch stuck with the ' Garry's Mod' name, which Newman later cited as a mistake, stating that he should have called it ' Sandbox' instead. Because Garry's Mod still required a separate Source-based game to function properly, a bundle including Garry's Mod and Valve's was also released.

A of the version for was released on 23 September 2010. Support for, a full-body peripheral, was added to the Windows version in December 2012. When Garry's Mod was moved over to Valve's SteamPipe content delivery system, with the move completed on 5 June 2013, an experimental client was also introduced. ReceptionIn 2005, Garry's Mod was awarded ' Mod of the Year'. In 2017, Brendan Caldwell of described the game as a 'must-own ', and included it in its 2019 list of 'best sandbox games on PC'. Commercial performanceIn its first day, Garry's Mod sold 5,729 copies, and 312,541 by early December 2008.

Further sales milestones were reached with 770,628 copies sold by late October 2010, 1 million by July 2011, 1.4 million by March 2012, 3.5 million by July 2013, 6 million by September 2014, and 10 million by January 2016. Sales of the game attributed for revenues of $3 million by December 2008, $22 million by March 2013, and $30 million by February 2014. The game's success allowed Facepunch to grow further, eventually branching out into other games, such as. Sequel plansNewman stated in September 2015 that he was working on a sequel to Garry's Mod.

At the time, the sequel was in early development, with Newman looking to include content and chose a name other than ' Garry's Mod 2' for it. Newman later cited S&box, a game announced by Facepunch Studios in September 2017, as a potential to Garry's Mod, though this game was also still in early development.

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Dark RPIn Dark RP, every player chooses an identity, and their only objective is to fulfill the goal of their role. Simply put, it's a roleplay game mode.Players can be burglar, a thief, and even a prostitute. There's a ton of roles to choose from.

Each one makes a different amount of money per hour, and the player is free to choose what they want to do with that money. They can either buy weapons, equipment, or trade.The mod pretty much symbolizes the limitless potential Garry's Mod has to offer.

Come on, a game mode where you can roleplay as a prostitute and have it be fun?Never in your wildest dreams. SharksThis mod is for the aquaphobics.Divers vs. Sharks is a simple game mode where players are separated into two teams: Divers and Sharks.At the very bottom of the ocean is a shrine.

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The divers are tasked with defending the shrine against the sharks. The sharks' primary objective is to destroy the shrine. Killing sharks gives the divers money, which they can use to buy more powerful and efficient gear.The game mode is fun, but one thing worth noting is the map itself. The map is well-designed. It's dark and foggy, and it helps create an atmosphere where you have no idea where the enemy will strike.A shark can be around any corner. Guess Who!In Guess Who!, players are split into two opposing teams.One team hides and one team seeks.Those hiding have to disguise themselves between NPC's.

They have to act and look as natural as possible because the other team will seek them out.The hiding team can change their disguise and follow the other team around, or they can take the easy way out and hide in the far corner of the map. The choice is theirs.The hunting team has to find out which one is an NPC and which one is a player. It's a more active version of Prop Hunt. Instead of just standing still, you're expecting to act and look like an NPC.

Media PlayerSkyping with your friends but too lazy to share screens? Desperate for a creative way to enjoy videos together? Get on GMod and download the Media Player mod!This mod gives players the option to turn the television asset into their own virtual cinema.Currently, the Media Player supports these services:. YouTube. Twitch.

SoundCloud. SHOUTcastAnd it also supports these file formats:. mp3. wav. ogg. jpg.

png. webmThe developer is working hard to add more file compatibility, but as of now, it supports the majority of files out there.This mod is a great way to pass some time with your friends, whether you're relaxing or creating a map together. It's always nice to have some background music playing!

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Trouble in Terrorist TownLast but not least we come to Trouble in Terrorist Town, the game mode that can be simplified down to Traitors vs. Innocents — the Garry's Mod version of Mafia.A small group of Traitors is randomly picked, and together they have to kill the Innocents.

However, the Innocents do not know who is a Traitor, and who isn't. Because they're vastly outnumbered, the Traitors must use this to their advantage.Traitors can buy special equipment and hide bodies. Some Innocents can become detectives and search dead bodies for clues.A team wins if they successfully get rid of all the members of the opposing team.Have a favorite mod not listed in this article? Tell me about it in the comments below!