Counter-Strike may be a easy team-based FPS (first-person shooter) during which opposing groups of Terrorists and Counter-Terrorists have to be compelled to try to wipe one another out while managing map-specific objectives, like rescuing or protecting hostages and planting or defusing bombs. every spherical is slightly additional strategic than one thing like Capture The Flag though, as a result of whenever you die you really stay dead - till one team is worn out utterly, or till one team completes its objective.
Throw in instant headshot kills, a fastidiously balanced arsenal and weapon limits, financial rewards and punishments for kills, hostage rescues, hostage kills, etc, and consistently ingenious map style, and its not too onerous to grasp Counter-Strike's popularity. It demands correct teamwork and fewer gung ho Schwarzenegger antics than its rivals, and though virtually good it's extraordinarily well balanced and finely tuned, and arguably represents the top of team-based multiplayer even currently. frequently threatened by an insurgent flavour of the month FPS, Counter Strike still remains the foremost well-liked game in its genre, and is fervently supported everywhere the net.
