Since the release of “CS:GO” in 2012, several people have wondered about a possible introduction of Source 2 in the game. After several false speculations and a lack of position on the part of Valve, a group of fans decided to carry out this work.
User Gabe Follower, on his Twitter profile, made a publication that reveals a gameplay of “CS: GO” recreated by Valve's graphics engine. According to Follower, his team did not use a single line of code from the original game, seeking to avoid copyright infringement, and the project should be posted on the GitHub platform soon.
Counter-Strike: Source 2 – First Gameplay Reveal
We managed to port @CSGO to Source 2 in just six months, before Valve did (sorry). Here best gameplay clips from our last playtest 😳
Watch full video with explanation here: https://t.co/CBRZAOtrvH pic.twitter./YfErzI5o3n
When observing the video posted by the user, it is possible to notice that the recreated version is still in the early stages, due to animation problems and the existence of only one map option. However, the project would feature all weapons from “CS:GO” and should have continuous updates.
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Rumors are constant among the CS unit and insiders involving the possibility of the arrival of Source 2 in “CS:GO”. However, Valve never released any official information on the matter, despite numerous requests from the public.
Source 2 is a graphics engine developed by Valve in 2015, "Dota 2" being the first game to receive the engine's introduction. After that, some titles such as “Artifact” and “Half-Life: Alyx” also received Source 2. Meanwhile, “CS:GO” continues to use the first graphics engine developed by the company in 2004: Source.
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