Counter-Strike: Condition Zero Deleted Scenes

About Counter-Strike: Condition Zero Deleted Scenes

Counter-Strike: Condition Zero, like its predecessor and successors, is a tactical, team-based first-person shooter featuring two opposing teams: Counter-Terrorists and Terrorists. The game has three game modes—single-player, multiplayer and Deleted Scenes.

The multiplayer game mode is similar to Counter-Strike but differs in that the maps are better in quality. The matches follow a round-based structure where players do not respawn until the round ends. Unlike some shooters where weapons are provided at the start of each round, players must purchase their own weapons, armor, and ammunition using in-game money earned through gameplay. The game mode features a reward system where players receive money for completing specific objectives. Eliminating an enemy grants $300, while Terrorists earn $2750 if they successfully plant and detonate the bomb. Counter-Terrorists are awarded $2000 per player for rescuing all hostages or eliminating the opposing team. The maximum amount a player can accumulate is $16000.

Tour of Duty is a single-player game mode featuring short matches with specific objectives. It follows the style of online Deathmatch games but differs in that players do not respawn immediately after dying; instead, the match continues until the objective is completed or time runs out. The mode also restricts players to certain weapons and enforces a time limit to complete objectives. The player begins with a knife as a melee weapon, a standard pistol, and some starting money. They have a five-second grace period to purchase additional weapons and equipment before the round starts. Players can also earn more money after each round to spend on additional weaponry and equipment. After winning an objective, the player gains a reputation point which can be used to upgrade a bot's attributes. AI bots are able to change their tactics, respond to sound and switch routes.