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Click Yellow Simulator

• Click yellow button to reveal "X" card to add an starter/extender or send "X" card to your graveyard to setup your plays.
• Click yellow button to play a boss monster for free.
• Your opponent disrupts your combo, click yellow button and keep playing just like nothing happened.
• If you go second, the yellow button benefits you from your opponent having a monster on their field.
• Click yellow button to set a trap card that can be activated on the same turn.
• Click yellow button to pull a monster out of thin air (from outside of your deck of course) because why not?
• Most competitive viable skills don't have limitations so you just keep pressing yellow button every turn.


It's all about whoever has the best skill and also whoever draws the money cards, because the skill plays the game for you, that's how the game design has become lately.

I used to like the game back when it was released but it's not enjoyable anymore despite the anime factor it has which I really enjoy.

For fans of the war-themed Source engine games like Day Of Defeat Source, Insurgency Modern Infantry Combat, Insurgency 2014 and Day Of Infamy, this game is a good option to play.

Running with the Source branch of CS:GO, this game offers a good amount of game modes and the guns feel satisfying to use and everything seem to be very responsive. Not to mention the Vietnam setting is executed perfectly just like the good ol' Vietcong games from the early 2000s.

Despite all the updates and the content the game has, it needs a bigger playerbase 'cause it only draws people to play when there's an update or some sort of coverage is made (for example when it first came out). Therefore, this game needs to be on the radar for those who want to play a "World War II" game with a twist.

Black Mesa is the reason why I joined Steam in 2012 due to how it was presented as the actual remake of Half-Life (not counting Half-Life Source) and been following every step of the development ever since.

Fully purchased the game when it became its own thing in 2015 and the transition between being and basically starting as a mod in 2007 if I recall to a full game was really good because the amount of new content was released from time to time and not to mention the improvement that it had gotten through and through.

Now, as of this writing in 2020, the game is now complete after having years on the making and especially the release of the Xen which took time to get them done but at the end, the wait was worth it in the long run.

BM brings a new experience, challenging combat and a more immersive gameplay with redesigned areas and pushing the Source engine to its limits. Believe me, knowing how a 2004 engine is being handled and to pull it off as the Crowbar Collective team did is great.

Great mod. Visuals are amazingly beautiful, map layout is vastly awesome, the A.I. is very challenging, story wise is good enough for a 1 hour playthrough. Feels like revisiting the white forest from HL2 Episode Two anew.
The only let down is the development of this particular mod, it got abandoned for understandable reasons -- the creator stated in regards as to why this happened in his ModDB page.
The bottom line is, this game is reasonably a demo.

The best fast paced coop game out there.
Here are the major points that marks L4D2 unique in its genre.
• Diversity of modes: Single Player, Coop, Versus, Survival, Scavenge and mutations (custom game modes, you can even create your own if you desire to).
• Variety of weapons: from a frying pan to a grenade launcher, from a desert eagle to a ak47 and so on.
• The characters are well-written, each of these individuals has their own personality and background story.
• Despite being coop game it has a linear storyline, which makes the gameplay more interesting.
• Campaigns are just great -- the designs, the environment, the visuals, everything is well placed. Plus the random events between the campaigns are tedious and challenging.
• Thanks to "The Director" (A.I.), it brings replayibility through the campaigns, which makes every playthrough different.
• L4D2 still holding an active player base, most games don't survive that long. Finding a match won't be a problem.
• Modding is what makes this game even better, custom content such as campaigns and mods are just awesome.

I don't know why it took me this long to make my own review.
10/10

Left 4 Dead Poorman's Version
7.5/10

It's not a game, it's an experience

This is a cool game, but the respawn time is annoying 7/10

The most fun game you can play :)
Sniping is love, sniping is life