Additional Information
Award-winning multiplayer game play, plus 12 bonus single player missions!
| Latest Version | Counter-Strike: Condition Zero |
| Requirements |
macOS 10.12 Sierra or later |
| Updated | June 25, 2023 |
| Author | Valve Corporation |
| Category | Desktop Enhancements |
| License | Paid |
| Language | English |
| Download | 49 |
Overview
Counter-Strike: Condition Zero (CS: CZ) for Mac is a singleplayer-focused first-person game developed by Ritual Entertainment, Turtle Rock Studios, and Valve and released in 2004 for Mac. Even though it is part of the Counter-Strike franchise which is known for its innovative and highly popular online eSports competitive game modes, Condition Zero was built from the ground up to provide Mac gamers access to single-player gameplay inside two hand-built campaigns “Tour of Duty” and “Condition Zero: Deleted Scenes”.
Built on top of the enhanced Gold Source engine that features new and improved rendering techniques, new animation system, support for advanced cinematic sequences and complete UI revamp, singleplayer campaigns allow fans well-versed in traditional Counter-Strike gameplay to enjoy various singleplayer challenges in the story campaign that pits the counter-terrorist police forces against many combat scenarios located all around the world. One of the core systems that was carried from the original Counter-Strike game was enemy AI. However, instead of managing just a few enemy bots inside the multiplayer match, this game tasks this system to control numerous opponents found in its campaign.
After the “Tour of Duty” campaign is finished, players of CS: Condition Zero for macOS is can test themselves in “Deleted Scenes”, a series of eighteen standalone singleplayer missions that feature new environments, enemies, weapons and gameplay systems. In addition to the singleplayer campaign that was created by three studios (the work on the game was sadly restarted several times until Valve was happy with the results), the game also features a brand-new multiplayer mode that was created by Turtle Rock Studios.
Even though Counter-Strike: Condition Zero CS: CZ never managed to find success like the rest of the games in its franchise, it is still remembered today as an important FPS game of the early 2000s. Due to its age and reliance on a customized engine that powered the original Half-Life, this game can today be played on almost every desktop and laptop Mac you can encounter.
Built on top of the enhanced Gold Source engine that features new and improved rendering techniques, new animation system, support for advanced cinematic sequences and complete UI revamp, singleplayer campaigns allow fans well-versed in traditional Counter-Strike gameplay to enjoy various singleplayer challenges in the story campaign that pits the counter-terrorist police forces against many combat scenarios located all around the world. One of the core systems that was carried from the original Counter-Strike game was enemy AI. However, instead of managing just a few enemy bots inside the multiplayer match, this game tasks this system to control numerous opponents found in its campaign.
After the “Tour of Duty” campaign is finished, players of CS: Condition Zero for macOS is can test themselves in “Deleted Scenes”, a series of eighteen standalone singleplayer missions that feature new environments, enemies, weapons and gameplay systems. In addition to the singleplayer campaign that was created by three studios (the work on the game was sadly restarted several times until Valve was happy with the results), the game also features a brand-new multiplayer mode that was created by Turtle Rock Studios.
Even though Counter-Strike: Condition Zero CS: CZ never managed to find success like the rest of the games in its franchise, it is still remembered today as an important FPS game of the early 2000s. Due to its age and reliance on a customized engine that powered the original Half-Life, this game can today be played on almost every desktop and laptop Mac you can encounter.
