Revolution? Probably not. It's pretty good as a Roblox like platform where you can release your own games. But the real magic here is that you can use it as an SDK to release standalone Source 2 games too. Say you release a fun little game that catches on and becomes popular in S&box. You can build off that and expand it into a full game for standalone release without having to start over from scratch in a new engine.
Ah, thank you. I wasn't sure if this was a big deal in the game dev space.
it's a downgrade over GMod, the default player models are ugly sausage dudes that you can't change, there's no workshop support
You haven't played it. There's a sausage character and a human model. Your customization options get applied to both. Moreover servers can ignore them entirely and provide their own models if they want too. A lot do. And it has it's own built in equivalent of the Steam workshop. It's actually a massive upgrade compared to what you can build in Gmod.
It's nice to see that the Source engine is still relevant today. So many games that were made in Source were now remade in different engines like Unity (except for the ones made by Valve), so I thought that it died completely.
