# Counter-Strike: Source — Surfd Canonical: https://playable.wtf/games/counter-strike-surf/ Project ID: project:counter-strike-surf Surf ramps with Source-style movement and practice tools. ## About this version Surfd is a dedicated surf experience with timed routes and checkpoints. It exposes configurable controls, a route viewer and a practice facility; it is not the full Counter-Strike: Source game. Browser launch. Sports. [Play on creator site](https://surfd.net/) ## Counter-Strike Choose CSJS for a 1.6 match, WebXash for your own files and compatible server, or the separate bunnyhop and surf games for timed movement. - [Read Counter-Strike guide](https://playable.wtf/guides/counter-strike-16-browser-setup/) - [Quick team match](https://playable.wtf/games/counter-strike-1-6/): A live server list, optional voice and explicit desktop/phone input avoid manual file and server preparation. - [Your files and server](https://playable.wtf/games/half-life-webxash/): Import your own valve/cstrike folders and connect to a known WebSocket-compatible server. - [Bunnyhop time trials](https://playable.wtf/games/counter-strike-bunnyhop/): Source-style hopping, selectable movement styles and records for desktop keyboard-and-mouse play. [Browse all version comparisons](https://playable.wtf/families/) ## The route is the challenge Surfd turns Source-style surfing into a dedicated browser game. The task is to carry speed across sloping ramps, shape your line through transfers and reach the finish with a better time. It uses 66-tick movement and courses with checkpoints; it does not recreate Counter-Strike's team objectives or weapon combat. The central skill is steering while airborne or on the ramp face. The guide tells you to release W on a ramp, hold the strafe key toward its face and turn the mouse gently. Speed and strafe-sync displays help connect your input to the resulting movement, making a failed transfer something you can diagnose rather than simply repeat. Sources: [Surfd · game interface and surfing guide](https://surfd.net/) ## Learn one transfer at a time Watch route and the practice facility give a newcomer a way to study the course before chasing a record. Practice positions let you repeat a difficult section. Restoring one keeps the attempt in practice mode, and practice runs do not produce leaderboard records. Movement-rule changes also restart the run. Unrestricted starts keep separate local bests, so they are useful for experimenting without confusing that result with an ordinary timed finish. If you care about comparing times, settle on the rules before leaving the start. Sources: [Surfd · game interface and surfing guide](https://surfd.net/) ## Solo practice, shared servers and records Solo mode stays outside multiplayer rooms. Online servers let you see other surfers and their timers, chat and choose maps together; players do not collide. The social side therefore adds company without turning a clean line into a collision contest. An account is optional for playing, but public records require signing in. Local bests and preferences belong to this browser. An eligible guest finish can be claimed after signing in within the run ticket's 24-hour window; clearing site data can remove the local copy. Sources: [Surfd · game interface and surfing guide](https://surfd.net/) · [Surfd · local records and multiplayer](https://surfd.net/privacy.html) ## A replay is not a video file Surfd's downloadable command replay records movement and view instructions. It is different from a screen recording. Use it for the game's replay workflow, and use the rendering-quality setting separately if you need a smoother display; changing render quality does not change the movement rules. Sources: [Surfd · game interface and surfing guide](https://surfd.net/) ## Do I need the original game files? The landing page offers direct free browser play without a file-import step. Creator-reported: [Project guide](https://surfd.net/) ## How do I get started? Open Surfd, wait for the selected map and use its How to surf guide. Creator-reported: [Project guide](https://surfd.net/) ## Which devices and browsers work? The creator specifies desktop with keyboard and mouse. Creator-reported: [Project guide](https://surfd.net/) ## What are the controls? WASD, mouse look, Space or wheel down to jump, Shift to duck, R to restart and Esc for the menu. Creator-reported: [Project guide](https://surfd.net/) ## Can I play multiplayer? Choose an online server to surf with other players, chat and see their run timers. Solo play stays outside multiplayer rooms. Creator-reported: [Project guide](https://surfd.net/privacy.html) ## How do saves work? Controls, preferences and local personal bests are stored in this browser. Clearing site data removes them. Signing in enables public records; an eligible guest finish can be claimed by signing in within 24 hours of its run ticket. Creator-reported: [Project guide](https://surfd.net/privacy.html) ## Documented support - Multiplayer: Supported · Creator-reported - Online multiplayer: Supported · Creator-reported ## Credits and project - [Original project](https://surfd.net/)