Day of Defeat

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The Day of Defeat series began as a World War II-themed multiplayer mod to the original Half-Life, which eventually led to a sequel running on Valve's Source engine.

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The Day of Defeat series began as a World War II-themed multiplayer mod to the original Half-Life, which eventually led to a sequel running on Valve's Source engine.

Games

Day of Defeat (Game)

1 May 2003

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Day of Defeat: Source

26 September 2005

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Franchise details

Name

Day of Defeat

Features

2 games

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First game

Day of Defeat (Game)

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Characters

Locations

• Has locations: Germany (Location), Europe (Location), France (Location), Church (Location), Normandy (Location), dod_avalanche (Location), dod_donner (Location), dod_flash (Location), dod_jagd (Location), dod_anzio (Location), dod_argentan (Location), dod_colmar (Location), dod_kalt (Location), dod_palermo (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Revenge (Concept), Online (Concept), Ragdoll Physics (Concept), World War II (Concept), Graffiti (Concept), Crouch (Concept), Heads Up Display (Concept), Melee (Concept), Military (Concept), Reload (Concept), Sniping (Concept), Weapons Swap (Concept), Crawling (Concept), Nazi (Concept), Instant Kill (Concept), Prone (Concept), Stamina Bar (Concept), Kill Stealing (Concept), Hit Points (Concept), Achievements (Concept), Health (Concept), Spray and Pray (Concept), Camping (Concept), Crouch Jump (Concept), No Scope (Concept), Player-Controlled Graffiti (Concept), GoldSrc (Concept), Grenade Throwback (Concept), Source Engine (Concept), Steam Achievements (Concept), Character Class (Concept), Mod Origin (Concept), Conquest Mode (Concept), Headshot (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Strafing (Concept), Friendly Fire (Concept), Barricade (Concept), Grenade Cooking (Concept), Hitbox (Concept), Victory Music (Concept), Achievement Attempt Detection (Concept), Class-Based Shooter (Concept), Dedicated Servers (Concept), Developer Console (Concept), Expanding Crosshair (Concept), Fully Customizable Controls (Concept), Griefing (Concept), High Dynamic Range (Concept), In-Game Map Editor (Concept), Kill to Death Ratio (Concept), Minimap (Concept), Novint Falcon Support (Concept), Playable via Wine (Concept), Professional Gaming (Concept), Realistic Magazine Management (Concept), Recoil (Concept), Sprays (Concept), Stat Tracking (Concept), Steam (Concept), Steam Cloud (Concept), Steam Play (Concept), Three-Word Game Title with Conjunction or Preposition (Concept), User Generated Content (Concept), Valve Anti-Cheat (Concept), Xfire (Concept), Text Chat (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Assault Rifle (Object), Explosives (Object), Grenade (Object), Knife (Object), Sniper Rifle (Object), P08 Luger Pistol (Object), Flashlight (Object), Bazooka (Object), M1911 (Object), Mauser C96 (Object), Barrel (Object), Shovel (Object), M3 Submachine Gun (Object), M1 Carbine (Object), M1 Garand (Object), MP40 (Object), Tommy Gun (Object), Cloud (Object), Karabiner 98 (Object), Sten Submachine Gun (Object), STG 44 (Object), Sandbag (Object), M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle (Object), Bayonet (Object), Webley MK4 Revolver (Object), Gewehr 43 (Object), MG42 (Object), Crate (Object), Bren Light Machine Gun (Object), Lee-Enfield (Object), FG-42 (Object), M4 Sherman (Object), Panzerschreck (Object), Springfield M1903 Rifle (Object), PIAT (Object), MG 34 (Object)

People

• Has people: Ariel Diaz (Person), Chris Green (Person), Iikka Keränen (Person), Jason Wong (Person), Jeff Ballinger (Person), Joseph Favazza (Person), Mark Lamia (Person), Mike Morasky (Person), Marco Scataglini (Person), Nicholas Favazza (Person), People/Tim Vanlaw, Chris Scott (Person), Michael Gordon Shapiro (Person)