Day of Defeat

Day of Defeat

Developer(s)

Day of Defeat Team, Valve

Publisher(s)

Valve

Series

Day of Defeat series

Release date(s)

May 1, 2003 (Mod)
May 6, 2003 (Retail)

Genre(s)

FPS, Action, WWII, Class shooter

Mode(s)

Multiplayer

Platform(s)

Windows, macOS, Linux

Engine

GoldSrc

Steam AppID

30

Written in

C++

Mod support

Yes (dod_addon folder)

Steam Deck compatbility

Playable

Distribution

Retail, Steam

Official website

dayofdefeat.com (archived)

Links

Steam page, GameBanana page

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Day of Defeat: Source

Day of Defeat (DoD for short) is a game where players enlists in an intense brand of Axis vs. Allied team play set in France, Italy, and Germany during the tail end of WWII. Players assume the role of light/assault/heavy infantry, sniper or machine-gunner class, each with a unique arsenal of historical weaponry at their disposal; missions are based on key historical operations; and as war rages on, players must work together with their squad to accomplish a variety of mission-specific objectives.

Like Counter-Strike, Day of Defeat started out as an unofficial GoldSrc mod before being picked up by Valve for a commercial release. It later received a Source remake entitled Day of Defeat: Source (DoD:S for short), which added enhancements such as HDR lighting, physics, new weapons, and updated versions of classic maps.

Maps

The following maps are included in version 1.3 of Day of Defeat.

Todo: Game mode (territorial control/demolition/mixed) and time limits, like page.

Map	Since	Game Mode	Level Designer	Locale (Theme)	In Day of Defeat: Source?	Notes
dod_anzio	Beta 2.0	Territorial Control	Davide "Chow_Yun_Fat" Pernigo	Anzio, Italy	Yes	Inspired by the Allied invasion of Anzio (Operation Shingle), January 1944, where Allies aimed to capture the city but faced strong German resistance.
dod_avalanche	Beta 2.0	Territorial Control	Iikka "Fingers" Keranen	Salerno, Italy	Yes	Inspired by the Allied advance after the Salerno landing, September 1943, halted by a German counterattack leading to intense street fighting.
dod_caen	Before Alpha 6.0	Territorial Control	Tim "Waldo" Holt	Caen, France	No (planned, but scrapped)	Inspired by the Battle of Caen, July 1944, featuring fierce urban combat planned before D-Day.
dod_charlie	Version 1.0	Demolition	Joel "c0w" Weech	Normandy, France	No (planned, but scrapped)	Inspired by the D-Day invasion of Normandy, June 6, 1944, focusing on Allied efforts to breach beach defenses.
dod_chemille	Version 1.0	Territorial Control	Chris "Narby" Auty	Chemille, France	No (planned, but scrapped)	Inspired by urban combat in the Western Front, March 1944, set in the ruins of Chemille.
dod_donner	Version 1.0	Territorial Control	Svante "xerent" Ekholm	Sainte Lo, France	Yes	Inspired by the Allied advance toward Sainte Lo, June 1944, a key intersection in Normandy.
dod_escape	Version 1.1	Demolition	Arjan "IR" Bak	Arnhem, Netherlands	No	Inspired by Operation Market Garden, 1944, where Allied paratroopers defended a bridge against Axis forces.
dod_falaise	Version 1.3	Demolition	Wes "FuzzDad" Shull	Falaise, France	No	Inspired by the Falaise Gap, June 1944, where Allies aimed to cut off retreating German forces.
dod_flash	Version 1.0	Territorial Control	Svante "xerent" Ekholm	Unspecified village, Germany	Yes	Inspired by British troops advancing into a German village, October 1944, during the Western Front campaign.
dod_flugplatz	Version 1.1	Mixed	Wes "FuzzDad" Shull	Unspecified airfield, Germany	No	Inspired by the Allied assault on a German airfield training ME-262 jet pilots, March 1945.
dod_forest	Version 1.0	Demolition	Brian "Arcturus" Schurko	Unspecified forest, France	No	Inspired by trench warfare in a French forest, August 1944, on the Western Front.
dod_glider	Beta 3.0	Demolition	Wesley "Fuzzdad" Shull	Normandy, France	No	Inspired by Allied paratrooper operations behind D-Day beaches, June 1944. In beta versions, this map was called para_glider and was intended for the Paratrooper game mode. In the retail version, it was remade for Demolition.
dod_jagd	Version 1.0	Demolition	Arjan "IR" Bak	Villers-Bocage, France	Yes	Inspired by the British advance near Caen, June 1944, involving recovery of downed glider plans during the Battle of Villers-Bocage.
dod_kalt	Version 1.0	Territorial Control	Tim "Waldo" Holt	Kalt, Germany	Yes	Inspired by brutal urban combat in the half-frozen town of Kalt, December 1944, on the Western Front.
dod_kraftstoff	Beta 3.0	Territorial Control (2CP Attack/Defend)	Chris "Unreal" Scott	Unspecified town, Allied Territory	No (planned, but scrapped)	Inspired by a German offensive to capture Allied fuel supplies, October 1944. In beta versions, this map was called para_kraftstoff and was intended for the Paratrooper game mode. In the retail version, it was remade for Control point.
dod_merderet	Beta 2.0	Mixed	Arjan "IR" Bak	Merderet River, France	No	Inspired by German attempts to recapture a key bridge during the Normandy campaign, 1944. In beta versions, this map was called dod_ramelle.
dod_northbound	Version 1.3	Territorial Control	Arttu "skdr" Maki	Unspecified urban area, Northern Europe	No (planned, but scrapped)	Inspired by Allied advances in the Northern Front, January 1945, on the Western Front.
dod_saints	Version 1.3	Demolition	Arjan "IR" Bak	Unspecified village, Sicily, Italy	No (planned, but scrapped)	Inspired by the Allied counterattack in Sicily, 1943, during Operation Saints to reclaim a village.
dod_sturm	Version 1.3	Mixed	Arjan "IR" Bak	Unspecified bridge, Germany	No	Inspired by German attempts to recapture a key bridge on the Western Front, 1944. An upgraded version of dod_merderet.
dod_switch	Version 1.1	Territorial Control	Jeremy "Izuno" Miller	Unspecified town, Italy	No	Inspired by the Allied advance in the Italian mountains, September 1943, during the Italian Campaign.
dod_vicenza	Version 1.0	Demolition	Jeremy "Izuno" Miller	Vicenza, Italy	No (planned, but scrapped)	Inspired by the Allied advance toward Vicenza, April 1945, involving destruction of Axis vehicles during the Italian Campaign.
dod_zalec	Version 1.0	Demolition	Patrick "Mojo" Krefting	Zalec, Western Front	No (planned, but scrapped)	Inspired by paratrooper assaults to capture Zalec, January 1945, on the Western Front.

Confirm:Version info from dayofdefeat.fandom.com; fact check it with the changelogs

Release History

The information was taken from readme.txt in the game files, as well as from archives of the official Day of Defeat website.

• Alpha 1 (Unknown)
• Alpha 2 (Unknown)
• Alpha 3 (Unknown)
• Alpha 4 (April 8, 2000)
• Alpha 5.0 (Unknown)
• Alpha 5.5 (Unknown)
• Alpha 6.0 (September 27, 2000)
• Alpha 6.5 (October 15, 2000)
• Alpha 6.6 (October 16, 2000)
• Alpha 6.7 (October 28, 2000)
• Alpha 6.8 (November 6, 2000)
• Alpha 6.9 (December 6, 2000)
• Alpha 7.0 (December 21, 2000)
• Alpha 7.1 (December 30, 2000)
• Alpha 7.2 (January 1, 2001)
• Alpha 7.3 (January 5, 2001)
• Alpha 7.3b/pre-Beta 1.0 (January 6, 2001)
• Beta 1.0 (January 12, 2001)
• Beta 1.1 (February 13, 2001)
• Beta 1.2 (April 12, 2001)
• Beta 1.2b (April 27, 2001)^{[citation needed]}
• Beta 1.3 (June 30, 2001)
• Beta 1.3b (August 1, 2001)
• Beta 2.0 (February 6, 2002)
• Beta 2.1 (May 10, 2002)
• Beta 3.0 (July 11, 2002)
• Beta 3.1 (August 7, 2002)
• Beta 3.1b (August 8, 2002)^{[citation needed]}
• Version 1.0 (May 1, 2003)
• Version 1.0b (June 11, 2003)
• Version 1.1 (November 14, 2003)
• Version 1.1b (November 19, 2003)
• Version 1.1c (December 10, 2003)
• Version 1.2 (May 19, 2004)
• Version 1.3 (July 7, 2004)

See also

• Day of Defeat: Source
• Day of Defeat.fgd

External links

•  Day of Defeat on Wikipedia
• Game manual
• Modding forums archive