Currently in development by an experienced team at Gearbox Software, Counter-Strike: Condition Zero represents what seems like a natural evolution for the property into the single-player realm.

Valve’s 2004 entry in the Counter-Strike franchise, Counter-Strike: Condition Zero, is now available for Linux through Steam, the company announced today. Counter-Strike: Condition Zero includes ...

The CPL today announced their workshop schedule for the upcoming CPL Winter event, which shows some interesting information about Condition Zero. This single-player Counter-Strike will be shown at ...

But the big advancement here is the new Counter Strike bot, an offline, AI-run character that supposedly stands in for a real, human player. At first, I wasn't too impressed with these guys.

Could it be Left 4 Dead? Portal 2? HL2: Episode Two? Gosh, even Episode 3? Er, no, it's Counter-Strike: Condition Zero. Still, that's nice, isn't it? Condition Zero added single-player to the CS ...

it's just news that Counter-Strike: Condition Zero is going gold "this Friday" and will be available via Steam and at US retail on November 18th (perhaps appearing in Europe on November 21st or 28th).

Condition Zero's release is overshadowed by no fewer than three new technologically advanced, highly anticipated shooters, which all cast a harsh light on what is essentially a 6-year-old game ...

At the recent Game Developers Conference we caught up with Randy Pitchford, president of Gearbox Software, the company that's now polishing up the forthcoming Counter-Strike: Condition Zero.

Condition Zero's roots in the multiplayer community mean that some of you will need a quick refresher. Here goes. Counter-Strike, which we've been playing on and off for about four years ...