As CS:GO is soon going to overtake TF2 as my most played game, I figured I would look back on Team Fortress 2 and leave a review. It's been years since I've played this game daily, but I come back and play for a few weeks after every major content update--needless to say, I am a bit rusty. I can't rocket jump, trickstab, or land **EPIC** crossbow bolts like I used to, but this game is still a blast. While the skill curve is steep, you could literally hand this game to a 6 year old on a min spec laptop and they would have a hard time putting it down. It seems like every aspect of this game is designed around fun, and I miss cramming 2 of my friends into my tiny room so we could all play on our laptops.

As CS:GO is soon going to overtake TF2 as my most played game, I figured I would look back on Team Fortress 2 and leave a review. It's been years since I've played this game daily, but I come back and play for a few weeks after every major content update--needless to say, I am a bit rusty. I can't rocket jump, trickstab, or land **EPIC** crossbow bolts like I used to, but this game is still a blast. While the skill curve is steep, you could literally hand this game to a 6 year old on a min spec laptop and they would have a hard time putting it down. It seems like every aspect of this game is designed around fun, and I miss cramming 2 of my friends into my tiny room so we could all play on our laptops.