'Counter-Strike: Source still retains a retains a significant fan base five years since it was launched. Combined with Counter-Strike 1.6 it has more regular players than the chart-topping Modern Warfare 2 on PC.'
From Counter Strike to Rainbow Six, GameSpew has rounded up eight of the best tactical shooters you can play right now on PC and console.
VGChartz's Lee Mehr: "Ah, yes... the shooter. While many will besmirch the genre for being just about shooting guns, I say that's an unfair judgement. There's also the potential for stabbing, exploding, incinerating, impaling, and so much more! Jokes aside, 2023 was an... interesting year for quality, in that it felt like a coin toss whether a big-budget shooter would actually be worth anyone's time. Below are the final contenders for the year, ranging from modern-military shooters to a new IP that didn't seem like it'd ever release. Interesting, indeed."
I paused Atomic Heart in anticipation for the RT update. I don't think that ever came and at this point it's basically dropped for me.
The Counter-Strike 2 devs have published quite a small patch that fixes a relatively major problem that was disturbing many players.
I would love to see what Valve could do with a new Counter-Strike. So I say bring on Counter-Strike 2!
How about making it exclusive to PC.
Bunch of hacks in this game...
still play CSS every now and then still fun as hell would love if valve came out with CS2 rather than a L4D every year. or perhaps atleast HL2Ep3
ehhh Nah. The best appeal of CS is LAN-play. Being able to play this game on one of the most dinosaur of PCs is the other big appeal. I still remember the days where all of us in the computer lab were secretly playing CS without the teacher knowing.
If they do release a 2nd iteration of CS. It must retain all the appeals that made CS 1.6 so great. Although to be honest, I wouldn't mind if they take away the rifle-cannon known as the "Scout".