Counter-Strike: Condition Zero

Counter-Strike: Condition Zero is a shooter about special forces and terrorists. Matches are divided into freeing hostages and planting explosives. Weapons are purchased with money before the start of the round. Team economics are more important than personal agility. One accurate shot decides the outcome. The team's economy decides the match. Radio commands help the squad. Armor is purchased separately from weapons. Bots learn from mistakes. The hostages are taken to the collection point. The mode with bots runs like a map campaign. The squad completes tasks and receives points. There are more and more opponents. The allies obey orders and hold their positions. A bad round forces you to save. The round ends by time or goal. Bots hold points on command. The purchase occurs at the beginning of the round. The round continues until one of the sides wins. The round begins with a purchase and a run to the position. The maps are familiar from previous parts and supplemented with new ones. Passages and covers require knowledge. Grenades smoke and blind, the fire blocks the path. Sniper rifles are expensive and require patience. Radio communications help coordinate the attack. Grenades blind and block passages. Explosives are placed at a point and require protection. Half of the arenas were transferred from older versions. Grenades and smoke are sold as a set. Matches are played with live players. The match score is visible to everyone. Death knocks you out of the round until the end. The game rarely forgives mistakes for a beginner. Heavy barrels hit accurately, but rarely. The hostages flee as soon as possible. The round costs the team money. For those players who love survival shootouts, this game is suitable.