Template:Goldsrc games

Year	Title	Developer(s)	Publisher(s)	Platforms	Notes
1998	Half-Life	Valve	Sierra Entertainment, Valve (digital)	PC, PlayStation 2, Dreamcast (cancelled)	First official game to use the GoldSrc engine.
1999	Half-Life: Opposing Force	Gearbox, Valve		PC
	Team Fortress Classic	Valve	Valve, Sierra Entertainment (digital)	PC
	Sven Co-op	Sven Co-op team	Sven Co-op team	PC	GoldSrc was later forked into Svengine since 5.0, which was slightly different than GoldSrc, and has support for Hor+ FOV, better audio via FMOD, and so on...
2000	Counter-Strike	Valve	Sierra Entertainment, Valve (digital)	PC
	Gunman Chronicles	Rewolf Entertainment	Sierra Entertainment	PC
	Ricochet	Valve	Valve	PC
2001	Deathmatch Classic			PC
	Half-Life: Blue Shift	Gearbox, Valve	Sierra Entertainment, Valve (digital)	PC, Dreamcast (cancelled)
	Half-Life: Decay	Gearbox	Sierra Entertainment	PC, PS2
2002	James Bond 007: Nightfire	Eurocom, Gearbox	Electronic Arts	PC
2003	Day of Defeat	Valve	Activision, Valve (digital)	PC
	Counter-Strike (Xbox)	Ritual Entertainment, Turtle Rock Studios	Xbox Game Studios (formerly Microsoft Studios)	Xbox
	Counter-Strike Neo	Namco	Namco	Arcade
2004	Counter-Strike: Condition Zero	Valve, Ritual Entertainment, Gearbox, Turtle Rock Studios	Sierra Entertainment, Valve (digital)	PC	Last official game to use the GoldSrc engine.
2008	Counter-Strike Online	Valve, Nexon	Nexon	PC	Free to play game based off Counter-Strike: Condition Zero with microtranscations and skins, aswell as many other game modes. This version doesn't require Steam, and is only available in Asia.
2013	Cry of Fear	Team Psykskallar	Team Psykskallar	PC
2014	Counter-Strike Nexon	Valve, Nexon	Nexon	PC	Last officially licensed game to use the GoldSrc engine. Worldwide (America, Europe) version of Counter-Strike Online. Originally called as Counter-Strike: Nexon Zombies.