Except it is unfortunately american version of "football".

In CS 1.6/GO there have been community versions of actual football but unfortunately CS2 has killed them off completely.

Yeah forget EA, this is football, thank you :)

actually game can be run using any modern web browser with websocket (without needing to use electron), I just provide electron as it have better performance (nodejs supports udp so no websocket bridge is needed) and key shortcut like Ctrl-W do not close tab instead you move forward while crouching :)

Just run `python -m http.server 4000` inside the www directory! Seems to be working for me.

No UDP in browser?

PHP is a pretty strong language these days - don't knock it until you try it.

There are definitely issues with getting fine grained memory control in a performant manner but for general processing it's pretty competitive.

I was unphased by Electron, but PHP for Counter-Strike? I'm hoping its using regular websockets.

thank you I guess, I started with php because of rapid development and TDD, but now you can transcode php to C++ or WebAssembly pretty easily, so using vkphp or once wasm socket will be in spec than it is free easy transcode (or using Emscripten), or second option since code is quite simple it will take like barely one week to rewrite it in c++ or other languages which is my plan once the game is future complete and stable (hopefully I will not have to develop my own language :D)

PHP is _fast_. That is a pretty good reason, specially for this type of game.

we have a bit of both here

thank you

maybe like a said I am not lawyer, I am just a peaceful person :)

for audio/visuals the game is currently pretty basic because I am not wearing all the game development hats, and 3D graphics/audio/animation is not my favorite things (but PR queue is open if anybody is interested), but it can be scaled to more complex map, I actually convert old "real" dust2 map to this game a _year_ ago and record video of playing it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIBVGZanVvU

Trade mark law usually requires that a mark is not descriptive - counterstrike is a dictionary word that describes fighting back against an attacker. Seems perfectly fine to use in any fps game.

Can't see how that trade mark could stand against a challenge (in UK/EU)?

See eg Art.4, Art.7(1)(c) of EUTMR.

IANAL, these are my personal opinions and unrelated to my employment.

If anybody is interested in in go for it, you can use server from repository and only code client side in godot than purchase bunch of cool assets and AAA game is born