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One particular thing that I like with Valve's games is something that I call "simple complexity". While the game is easy to understand, it has more than enough nuances that may elevate how you play their games. Left 4 Dead 2, without a doubt embodies that. It is a fantastic example of a massively expanded sequel.

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utterlynowhere completed Half-Life 2

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Half-Life 2 is an exemplar of linear game-design, while also being one of the longest tech-demos that I've ever played. But before you play, please do change the FOV, it's fucking sickening.

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Half-Life has a lot of fantastic level-design elements, and visual story-telling. An immaculate game from its generation.

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utterlynowhere completed Team Fortress 2

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Team Fortress 2 is an icon of first-person shooters. While Battlefield 42, Team Fortress Classic and Star Wars Battlefront are seemingly some of the first hero-shooters, Team Fortress 2 served as the layout (that has barely been changed or altered, by the way) in terms of its structure.

Where Team Fortress 2 shines is its small set of cast that are balanced upon one another. I'm unsure how would I describe it, but Team Fortress 2 feels like it's balanced out of "vibes", being a casual game that is.

As with other Valve games, Team Fortress 2 is ahead of its time, serving as a precedent of the shudders wave of hero-shooters in the current video game landscape.

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