Garry’s Mod

Good Evening. Welcome To Terror.

5:00PM December 8, 2011 | Luke Plunkett

Good evening, Kotaku. I hope you weren’t trying to get any sleep tonight. More »

Comparing Video Game Screenshots To Real Photographs

6:30PM October 21, 2011 | Luke Plunkett

Valve’s Source Engine may be getting old in the tooth, but the fact it’s constantly updated means it can still produce some surprisingly realistic results. Like this gallery, comparing images taken inside the game engine to photos taken in real life. More »

Minecraft And The G-Man, Together For Charity

7:40PM April 21, 2011 | Luke Plunkett

There’s currently a battle going on over on the site of the Humble Indie Bundle, where two indies who have “made it big” – Minecraft creator Notch and Garry’s Mod creator Garry Newman – are jostling to see who can donate the most money. More »

This Might Be The Best Pirate Trap We’ve Ever Seen

3:30PM April 13, 2011 | Luke Plunkett

Garry Newman, the creator of the Garry’s Mod mod/machinima toolkit for the PC, just sprung one of the best pirate traps in recent memory, tricking those who did not pay for his product into essentially giving themselves up. More »

In Real Life

You Will Wish That Gnome Chompski: The Game Is Real

2:00PM March 29, 2011 | Michael McWhertor

The pint-sized ceramic co-star of Valve’s Left 4 Dead 2 may be deserving of his own video game, as evidenced by the trailer for the sadly nonexistent Gnome Chompski: The Game. More »

Kinect Was Born For Garry’s Mod

10:00PM March 10, 2011 | Luke Plunkett

Boiles’ work getting Garry’s Mod to recognise Microsoft’s Kinect isn’t the most impressive video of its ilk we’ve seen. It is, however, the most entertaining. More »

Minecraft Goes Through The Looking Glass Of Garry’s Mod

9:00AM February 6, 2011 | Owen Good

Garry’s Mod is powerful, but not this powerful. That’s where “Photoshop” comes in. But this brilliant Minecraft/Half-Life 2 mashup uses both to tell a charming story. More »

Boy Screams As He Is Locked In An Invisible Prison

7:30PM February 4, 2011 | Luke Plunkett

Griefing. The act of undermining another’s online gaming experience. It’s usually a dirty word, one associated with cretins and assholes. Yet when applied to the right target, it can also be associated with great things. More »