Counter-Strike: Source

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Desenvolvedora(s)

Valve, Turtle Rock Studios

Distribuidora(s)

Valve

Série

Counter-Strike series

Lançamento

October 7, 2004

Windows:
October 7, 2004
macOS:
June 23, 2010
Linux:
February 5, 2013

Gênero(s)

Tactical first-person shooter

Modo(s)

Multiplayer

Plataforma(s)

Windows, macOS, Linux

Motor Gráfico

Source (Source 2013 MP)

Steam AppID

240

Escrito em

C++

Compatibilidade com Mods

Yes (custom folder)

SDK

Source SDK

Distribuição

Retail, Steam

Site Oficial

Official Website (Archived)

Links

Steam page

ModDB page

Jogos Anteriores

Counter-Strike: Condition Zero

Jogos Posteriores

CS:GO

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

Erro:A bug, which hasn't been fixed for over 16-17 years (around 2006) since the reintroduction of Select Class (alternatively, selecting characters), SAS has a weaker weapon throwing due to 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Use GitHub in order to prevent duplicate or outdated bug reports at the wiki.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