Valve, one of the important names in the video game world, has been on the agenda for years with its game engine called Source 2. The company’s engine that powers Half-Life: Alyx has been floating around for years, claiming it will come to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS: GO). However, such a thing has not happened yet. It was even claimed that the project was canceled and that such a change would never happen.
But now, there has been a new development that will excite the players. Longtime creator of content for Valve games, “Gabefollower” has remade CS:GO with the Source 2 engine. Mentioning that he did not use even a single code of CS: GO during the development process, the developer team also revealed what kind of experience CS: GO with Source 2 will offer.
Once the project is complete, it will be released for free!
The indie production by gabefollower is not yet complete. However, the developers announced that they will definitely complete this project, which they have been working on for 6 months, and that they will release it for free. Also, according to the developer, things were very easy even when the code was written from scratch. In other words, Gabefollower states that it will be very easy for Valve to move CS: GO to Source 2 if they want.
The CS:GO project running on the Source 2 engine has some bugs. You will see this in the Dust 2 gameplay video that we will share shortly. However, the game seems acceptable even as it is. If you wish, let’s not go further and take a closer look at the video published by Gabefollower.
Here is the CS:GO with Source 2 of Gabefollower, who realized the project that Valve could not handle for years in 6 months.
You can watch the original CS:GO’s Dust 2 gameplay video below.
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