Truly an unforgettable experience centred heavily around the story in a way that carries stronger than any of the previous tales. The open world has its limitations which only give it benefit, as where there's more freedom come bigger issues of traveling and losing guidance, which on itself is also limited in contrast to the old and tested ways of progression.

As things progress, there's easy choices and then there's the wrong choices which are needed in order to survive the dangerous post-destroyed world. And managing to pull that off as a feeling that what you're doing is so wrong, that is something special.

And to top it all of, the last chapter Dead City, it was beyond perfect. No extra padding of words can explain how perfect it really was. Such a thrilling and jaw-dropping end. The Ultimate price has been paid.

Artyom, do not fall asleep, Artyom.

Timeless masterpiece enjoyed best with friends. Unparalleled randomness and repeatability with an ever-watchful Director who'd throw the worst possible odds the moment your team would get comfortable and unchallenged.

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Want to experience total confusion, excitement and shock? Jabroni Brawl holds a heavy package of surprises of such vastness that you’d constantly expect to be in a loop of laughing your ass off.

From games of farts that rattle the mantle of the Earth, to cats that explode like the little annoyances they are, to spooky skeletons with chainsaws that want to infect you with haunt, to ridiculous guns and voice lines that roam around the form of middle fingers and great ‘compliments’.

You will not find rest from the amount of content there is, and this should be the reason to why you should throw yourself into this incredible new world of stupidity and fun.

I’ve been playing HL2: Deathmatch for a long time, and in there were many mods and lots of deathmatch. This allowed me to cherish the deathmatch aspect of the game, and Jabroni Brawl just hits all the right spots for something new, fresh and enjoyable.

Great potential is hidden in this ancient software as with ease you can get into animating your favourite Valve characters.

Nevertheless, it's cramped with issues which require a lot of time to overcome, issues which inspired the SFM Toolbox guides on YouTube.

In my personal opinion you should stay away simply because it's abandonware and it's just too steep of a learning curve that is not worth the weight.