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Engine:GoldSrc

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The GoldSrc engine is based on the original Quake engine, and carries over many of its problems. In 2013, the GoldSrc engine was ported to a new codebase utilizing SDL2 and OpenGL, allowing all the games using it to be largely cross-platform.

Issues

The game speed is tied to the framerate, and can cause problems with physics with framerates in excess of 100.

Games

Game Developer Release Year
Half-Life Valve Software 1998
Team Fortress Classic Valve Software 1999
Half-Life: Opposing Force Gearbox Software 2000
Counter-Strike Valve Software 2000
Gunman Chronicles Rewolf Software 2000
Ricochet Valve Software 2000
Deathmatch Classic Valve Software 2001
Half-Life: Blue Shift Gearbox Software 2001
James Bond 007: Nightfire Electronic Arts 2002
Natural Selection Unknown Worlds Entertainment 2002
Day of Defeat Valve Software 2003
Counter-Strike Neo Valve Software 2003
Counter-Strike: Condition Zero Valve Software 2004
Counter-Strike Online Valve Software 2008