An awesome game that will keep you hooked to your seats for hours and hours on end. There's quite literally a character for everyone. For example, if there's any player that wants to have a challenge, the fast and cocky Scout is waiting for them. If a player wants a simple yet fun class that is guaranteed to get kills, he can choose the Soldier. Literally something for everyone. Not to mention the variety of gamemodes available, such as control points, capture the flag, and payload.

The game will have any FPS enjoyer locked to his chair, as shooting your guns and getting kills feels way more satisfying compared to other FPSes. Each class has different guns and weapons, so with each class, you're guaranteed to get a new experience. You can also customise your loudout and swap things around, and even craft weapons with 3 different types of metals. Lots of information for crafting is already out there on the internet.

Team Fortress 2 is easily VALVe's best game ever. Shame that they keep avoiding it.

There is not a world where I could give Team Fortress 2 anything less than 5 stars. This game is half of the reason I have an only presence, half the reason I even have a steam account, and source of at least 25% of my trauma. It's one of the most fun times you can have on the internet, this was true in 2007, and while I'd argue there are other games worth the attention nowadays, I'd still say TF2 (I'll be referring to it like this from now on) is one of the more fun times you can have for free.

TF2 is a team based, first person shooter game, developed by Valve. All three of these details are enough of an explanation for this game's success, but I made this account to be unapologetically loud about my favorite things! Not to be a coward! Valve's incredible attention to detail and genuine love for their games tends to make anything they put out a masterpiece, even 17 years later Team Fortress 2 is still a classic, a testament to the staying power of Valve. The characters are lovingly crafted to be as charming as possible, the gameplay was fine-tuned to be fast, rewarding smart movement alongside player experimentation, it allowed for TF2 to be easy to pick up, hard to master, yet fun to do both.

The depth of the game can be boiled down to the nine classes, and I won't go into each of them in great details. I'm going to mention them as need be, because they're 75% of the game, they need the spotlight. The characters in TF2 are from a diverse group from around Europe, Australia, and the United States, all of which having distinct voices and personalities, with none of the stepping on the other eight's feet with their quirks. These were all seen the Meet The (insert class here) videos, basically required viewing to get into TF2, as it gives the best introduction to the characters humanly possible. Like showing the insanity of Jane Doe, the Soldier, or revealing how cocky one man can be with Jeremy, the Scout, named after Jerma. All of these classes were given short videos made using Valve's own software to introduce you to the wacky world, and hopefully drum up excitement around the game. The videos are classics, and if you're reading this review, you've either played TF2 and know them by heart, or you've always wanted to try it and you're afraid, either way, give them a watch!

Gushing about this game is hard as someone who's been playing for 10 years. Looking at TF2, a game that I've played in and out, and as I've been raised by the inside jokes from the fandom for years, so my enjoyment may be a lot different than a new player or someone playing longer than me. I love this game dearly, the interactions and expressive gameplay keep me coming back, no matter how long I am without a computer, no matter how many other games come and are slotted above it in my favorite games of all time, I'll come back to this game like a dog bring a stick back for her owner. The game's maps are fun to run around, the characters are fun to play, the gameplay is addicting and rewarding. I can't pick a better game to love casually, truly.

Este juego fue la razón por la que me instalé Steam en primer lugar. Empecé a interesarme por él viendo gameplays de este en youtube y por las animaciones graciosas que hacían con los personajes en Garry's Mod.
Cuando a comienzos del instituto me dijeron que de repente estaba disponible al público gratuitamente, fui a casa e hice lo que pudo mi cerebro, que en aquel entonces menos sabía sobre informática, para instalar Team Fortress y jugarlo por primera vez.
Una experiencia inolvidable. Mis amigos con los que sigo hablando a día de hoy los conocí en este juego. No sigue siendo como lo era antes por el problema de los bots y la falta de actualizaciones molonas, pero aún así los recuerdos siguen grabados en mi memoria.

This was my childhood, spent way to much time in this game.

Fun fps, or just lobby to goof around and do dumb shit.

Valve created a little gem that transcends time, and the comunity sealed up with SOOS and MEEM.