There are many good HUDs created by the TF2 community. Here we will list a few of them: • Oxide Oxide is a HUD designed for competitive TF2 players who only need the bare essentials. Every icon and menu has been made smaller. This provides a very empty screen allowing players to see everything around them. The menus are reduced to being simple lists and barely anything else. The kill feed is also tiny and minimalistic. For a player only interested in winning, Oxide is the best choice. • PVHUD PVHUD is one of the most popular HUDs out there, and many players swear by it. The centeredness of all the components is what defines PVHUD. There’s nothing on the side so you don’t have to move your eyes at all. Health, ammo, and abilities all are in the middle. The numbers are slightly larger but that’s to help you save time. Your peripheral vision can keep track of your stats while you focus on the enemies onscreen. Simple and big is PVHUD’s game. It’s what makes it so popular. • Flame’s TF2 HUD Not only is this HUD minimalistic and simple, but Flame put a lot of effort into it. The result is a very slick and stylish HUD that looks professional. You can tell Flame loved every second of creating it. The stats are all squeezed at the center of the screen without obstructing your vision. It’s narrow and yet not obscuring. The objective tracker is well-designed and practical. If you want some flair without being too obnoxious, you should get Flame’s TF2 HUD. You won’t regret it. Flame also has some guides for modifying and editing HUDs. They’re very in-depth and will teach you all you need to know. • Budhud While we talked about minimalistic HUDs, Budhud is the king of minimalism. There’s almost nothing left onscreen. It also follows a different philosophy, placing the elements to the side more than the center. If you want the clearest view while playing, you’ll love Budhud. It’s so simple and empty that you’ll never be distracted.