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GoldSrc

Un moteur fournit les outils techniques utilisés pour créer un jeu : rendu, physique, son et autres systèmes.

237 jeux répertoriés

À propos du moteur

GoldSrc (also known as GoldSource, and formerly just the Half-Life Engine) is a 3D video game engine created by Valve in 1996. It was the driving force behind many famous games of the late 90s and early 00s, such as Half-Life, Team Fortress Classic, Counter-Strike, and Day of Defeat. GoldSrc is a heavily modified version of the Quake engine and runs on C++ (with some "C" code). GoldSrc and its level editor, Valve Hammer Editor, were released by Valve for public use, making it the source of countless community-made modifications.

Sociétés associées
Valve
Plateformes du moteur
Mac · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 2 · Xbox · Linux

Jeux utilisant ce moteur

Catalogue IGDB
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28 Days Later: The Game

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Goofy Half-Life

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Half Life is Strange

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Half-Life 2 Classic

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Half-Life: Crowbar-Deep in the Dead

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Half-Life: Dark Matter

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Half-Life: Enriched

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Half-Life: Hard Duty

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Half-Life: In Deep

PC (Microsoft Windows) · Mac

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Half-Life: Recovery

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Half-Life: Retrograde

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Half-Life: The Core

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Half-Life: Trials

Plateformes non renseignées

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Half-Life: Weapon Edition

PC (Microsoft Windows) · Mac

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Hard-Life

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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HTC

PC (Microsoft Windows) · Mac

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Rival Species

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Sex, Drugs, and Beer Can

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Squadron: Ghost

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Triphammer

Plateformes non renseignées

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War: The Savior's Order

PC (Microsoft Windows)

Données de catalogue : IGDB. Actualisées le 23 octobre 2026. Les jeux disposant d’une fiche Game Debrief sont accessibles depuis leur titre.