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|title = Counter-Strike: Source | |title = Counter-Strike: Source | ||
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|developer = {{valve|1}}, {{trs|1}} | |developer = {{valve|1}}, {{trs|1}} | ||
|publisher = {{valve|name}} | |publisher = {{valve|name}} | ||
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|nextgame = {{csgo|2|nt=1}} | |nextgame = {{csgo|2|nt=1}} | ||
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{{css|4}} is a recreation of {{cs|3.1}} inside the {{src|3.1}} engine, and the third game of the Counter-Strike franchise. Released in October 2004, it was the first Source game to be released, leading {{hl2|2}} by some weeks as a Steam pre-order bonus. It features the Counter-Strike [[bot]], the precursor to {{l4d|2}}'s AI. | {{css|4}} is a recreation of {{cs|3.1}} inside the {{src|3.1}} engine, and the third game of the ''Counter-Strike'' franchise. Released in October 2004, it was the first Source game to be released, leading {{hl2|2}} by some weeks as a Steam pre-order bonus. It features the Counter-Strike [[bot]], the precursor to {{l4d|2}}'s AI. | ||
As opposed to previous ''Counter-Strike'' games, there is no Assassination game mode and no riot shield included. Included are the Hostage and Bombing scenario. | As opposed to previous ''Counter-Strike'' games, there is no Assassination game mode and no riot shield included. Included are the Hostage and Bombing scenario. | ||
A [[Counter-Strike: Source Beta|beta version]] developed by [[Hidden Path Entertainment]] (later known for developing {{csgo|4}}) and Valve, ported the game to the [[Orange Box]] engine ({{srcmp|3.1}}), which was finished and released on Jun 23, 2010 for PC and Mac OS X, replacing the older ({{src06|3.1}} version, also known as v34/1.0.0.34). The game now features 144 (now 147) new achievements, a domination and revenge system, MVP Awards, and a new scoreboard. | A [[Counter-Strike: Source Beta|beta version]] developed by [[Hidden Path Entertainment]] (later known for developing {{csgo|4}}) and Valve, ported the game to the [[Orange Box]] engine ({{srcmp|3.1}}), which was finished and released on Jun 23, 2010 for PC and Mac OS X, replacing the older ({{src06|3.1}} version, also known as v34/1.0.0.34). The game now features 144 (now 147) new achievements, a domination and revenge system, MVP Awards, and a new scoreboard. | ||
== Limitations == | ==Limitations== | ||
{{bug|A bug, which hasn't been fixed for over 16-17 years (around 2006) since the reintroduction of | {{bug|A bug, which hasn't been fixed for over 16-17 years (around 2006) since the reintroduction of class selection (alternatively, selecting characters), the SAS has a weaker weapon throw due to an unconfigured ValveBiped.}} | ||
Use [https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Source-1-Games/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+label%3A%22Counter-Strike%3A+Source%22 GitHub] in order to prevent duplicate or outdated bug reports at the wiki. | Use [https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Source-1-Games/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+label%3A%22Counter-Strike%3A+Source%22 GitHub] in order to prevent duplicate or outdated bug reports at the wiki. | ||
== Official Maps == | ==Official Maps== | ||
{{css|1}} has the following official maps included. | {{css|1}} has the following official maps included. | ||
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== Content == | ==Content== | ||
* Counter-Strike: Source (<code>cstrike</code>) | * Counter-Strike: Source (<code>cstrike</code>) | ||
* Source shared (<code>hl2</code>) | * Source shared (<code>hl2</code>) | ||
* {{src13mp|3.1}} engine branch | * {{src13mp|3.1}} engine branch | ||
== Gallery == | ==Gallery== | ||
=== Official screenshots === | ===Official screenshots=== | ||
<gallery mode=nolines heights=192px widths=307px> | <gallery mode=nolines heights=192px widths=307px> | ||
Counter-Strike Source - Screenshot_1.jpg|Train ({{code|de_train}}) | |||
Counter-Strike Source - Screenshot_2.jpg|Compound ({{code|cs_compound}}) - Front area | |||
Counter-Strike Source - Screenshot_3.jpg|Compound ({{code|cs_compound}}) - T Spawn | |||
Counter-Strike Source - Screenshot_4.jpg|Assault ({{code|cs_assault}}) | |||
Counter-Strike Source - Screenshot_5.jpg|Inferno ({{code|de_inferno}}) | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
=== Other (in-game) === | ===Other (in-game)=== | ||
<gallery mode=nolines heights=256px widths=384px> | <gallery mode=nolines heights=256px widths=384px> | ||
Cs-source.JPG | |||
Counter-strike-source-screenshot-de aztec.jpg | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== See also == | ==See also== | ||
* {{wiki|Counter-Strike: Source}} - Wikipedia article about CS:S. | * {{wiki|Counter-Strike: Source}} - Wikipedia article about CS:S. | ||
* [[:Category:Counter-Strike: Source]] - for anything related to CS:S. | * [[:Category:Counter-Strike: Source]] - for anything related to CS:S. | ||
== External links == | ==External links== | ||
* {{Steam store|app/240|Counter-Strike: Source on Steam}} | * {{Steam store|app/240|Counter-Strike: Source on Steam}} | ||
* {{Moddb|page=games|counter-strike-source|ModDB page}} | * {{Moddb|page=games|counter-strike-source|ModDB page}} | ||
* {{Gamebanana|2|Gamebanana page}}{{Counter strike games}} | * {{Gamebanana|2|Gamebanana page}}{{Counter strike games}} | ||
Revision as of 00:45, 13 September 2024
Counter-Strike: Source
Developer(s)
Publisher(s)
Valve
Series
Release date(s)
October 7, 2004
Windows:
October 7, 2004
macOS:
June 23, 2010
Linux:
February 5, 2013
October 7, 2004
macOS:
June 23, 2010
Linux:
February 5, 2013
Genre(s)
Mode(s)
Engine
Steam AppID
Written in
Mod support
Yes (custom folder)
SDK
Distribution
Retail, Steam
Official website
Official Website (Archived)
Links
Previous game
Next game
Counter-Strike: Source is a recreation of Counter-Strike inside the Source engine, and the third game of the Counter-Strike franchise. Released in October 2004, it was the first Source game to be released, leading 
Half-Life 2 by some weeks as a Steam pre-order bonus. It features the Counter-Strike bot, the precursor to 
Left 4 Dead's AI.
As opposed to previous Counter-Strike games, there is no Assassination game mode and no riot shield included. Included are the Hostage and Bombing scenario.
A beta version developed by Hidden Path Entertainment (later known for developing 
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) and Valve, ported the game to the Orange Box engine (Source Multiplayer), which was finished and released on Jun 23, 2010 for PC and Mac OS X, replacing the older (Source 2006 version, also known as v34/1.0.0.34). The game now features 144 (now 147) new achievements, a domination and revenge system, MVP Awards, and a new scoreboard.
Limitations
Bug:A bug, which hasn't been fixed for over 16-17 years (around 2006) since the reintroduction of class selection (alternatively, selecting characters), the SAS has a weaker weapon throw due to an unconfigured ValveBiped. [todo tested in ?]Use GitHub in order to prevent duplicate or outdated bug reports at the wiki.
Official Maps
Counter-Strike: Source has the following official maps included.
Maps with the prefix cs_ are Hostage Rescue Scenarios, maps with the prefix de_ are Bomb Defusal Scenarios.
| Map Filename | Official Map since | Remake from Counter-Strike?
|
Available in CS:GO?
|
Available in CS2?
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| cs_assault | 2005-06-07 | Yes |  Yes
|
No |
| cs_compound | 2005-02-24 | No | No | No |
| cs_havana | 2004-10-07 (launch) | Yes | No | No |
| cs_italy | 2004-10-07 (launch) | Yes |  Yes
|
 Yes
|
| cs_militia | 2006-01-18 | Yes |  Yes
|
No |
| cs_office | 2004-10-07 (launch) | Yes |  Yes
|
Yes
|
| de_aztec | 2004-10-07 (launch) | Yes |  Removed
|
No |
| de_cbble | 2004-10-07 (launch) | Yes |  Yes
|
No |
| de_chateau | 2004-10-07 (launch) | Yes | No | No |
| de_dust | 2004-10-07 (launch) | Yes |  Removed
|
No |
| de_dust2 | 2004-10-07 (launch) | Yes |  Yes
|
Yes
|
| de_inferno | 2005-03-15 | Yes |  Yes
|
 Yes
|
| de_nuke | 2005-12-15 | Yes |  Yes
|
Yes
|
| de_piranesi | 2004-10-07 (launch) | Yes | No | No |
| de_port | 2005-02-24 | No | No | No |
| de_prodigy | 2004-12-16 | Yes | No | No |
| de_tides | 2005-01-17 | Yes | No | No |
| de_train | 2005-02-24 | Yes |  Yes
|
No |
Content
- Counter-Strike: Source (
cstrike) - Source shared (
hl2) - Source 2013 Multiplayer engine branch
Gallery
Official screenshots
Train (de_train)
Compound (cs_compound) - Front area
Compound (cs_compound) - T Spawn
Assault (cs_assault)
Inferno (de_inferno)
Other (in-game)
See also
Counter-Strike: Source - Wikipedia article about CS:S.- Category:Counter-Strike: Source - for anything related to CS:S.
External links
Counter-Strike: Source on Steam
ModDB page
Gamebanana page
GoldSrc
Third party: Counter-Strike (also on 
Xbox) · 
Counter-Strike: Condition Zero · 
Condition Zero Deleted Scenes
Counter-Strike Neo · 
Counter-Strike Online · 
Counter-Strike Nexon
Source
Third party: Counter-Strike: Source · Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (delisted on PC, remains available on console)
Counter-Strike Online 2
Source 2Other Engines
