is a pure, unadulterated nostalgia trip for anyone who spent their late nights in 2010 playing Counter-Strike: Source Zombie Mod or Garry’s Mod Zombie Survival. It resurrects the exact panic-inducing gameplay loop of defending a barricaded room with a handful of survivors while the zombie horde grows exponentially.

Case Opening Simulator takes the absolute most addictive part of Counter-Strike—unboxing rare loot—and turns it into a full-blown multiplayer progression game. If you love watching virtual roulettes spin, chasing ultra-rare gold drops, and building an absurdly expensive virtual inventory, this mode will completely consume your free time.

Tile Swap takes the classic match-3 concept (think Candy Crush) and fuses it with the raw, addictive progression of an idle/clicker game. It is the exact type of game you boot up "just for five minutes," only to realize you have missed dinner entirely.

Look, I know what you’re thinking. "Why am I opening up a next-gen Source 2 engine platform just to click a flat JPEG of a pizza?" Honestly... because it’s weirdly fun. It's a super straight-forward, classic Cookie Clicker clone, but it’s polished, simple, and the ultimate way to completely waste your time.

Honestly, TTT is the main reason a lot of us spent thousands of hours in Garry's Mod back in the day, and seeing it running in s&box on the Source 2 engine feels like a breath of fresh air. The core paranoia, the screaming at your friends, and the accidental teamkills are all here, but it just runs and looks so much better.