Mob Invasion

Counter-Strike: Source × Minecraft. You're a Counter-Terrorist on Dust II with three CT bots at your side, and every round a bigger wave of Minecraft mobs pours out of T spawn, each with its Minecraft rule:

• Zombies rush you bare-handed, groaning as they come.
• Skeletons hang back and pick you off from range (a Scout stands in for the bow, with Minecraft's bow sound).
• Creepers sneak up silently, hiss, swell… and explode. Back off fast enough and the fuse goes out.
• Husks, the desert zombies: every hit makes you hungry, and hunger slows you down.
• Baby Zombies: small, fast and hard to hit.
• Endermen: tall, with glowing purple eyes. Don't look them in the eye: one that catches your gaze screams and teleports right behind you. Shoot it and it often dodges by teleporting away. It hits very hard.

Clear a wave to win the round and hear Minecraft's level-up sound; every kill you make plays the experience-orb ding. If the mobs wipe out your team, the wave comes again. Waves grow to 28 mobs and the bots play on hard. CS:S money and buying work as usual.

Really both games: the mobs' skins and sounds come from your own Minecraft: Java Edition files, and their blocky models are built on your PC with Counter-Strike: Source's own model compiler, rigged to CS:S's player skeleton so they run, swing and ragdoll with CS:S's own animations. Nothing from either game is in the download.

Needs: Counter-Strike: Source (Steam) and Minecraft: Java Edition, played at least once on this PC. Solo.

The first Play takes a few extra seconds while the mobs are built. Your normal CS:S games are untouched: the mode only runs when you start it from here.

Made with Claude Code. Code under the MIT License; includes NVorbis (Ms-PL) by Andrew Ward. Counter-Strike: Source is © Valve; Minecraft is © Mojang Studios. Not affiliated with either.