It’s an interesting approach from a developer to basically make no major changes to a game for over two decades. We look into ...

When it was announced that Counter-Strike 2 would be replacing CS:GO entirely, the news was met with surprise and worry from ...

Looking Ahead The Counter-Strike community has expressed a mix of excitement and caution following the announcement of ...

Explore the brand-new CS2 ranks and rating system to better understand the popular shooter and your opportunities to reach ...

The money-printing machine that is the Counter-Strike 2 skins market continues run smoothly, as the CS2 player count rises, ...

On paper, the new Counter-Strike 2 update sounds perfectly innocent, if not a little comic: “Adjusted Banana to more closely match the size of the CSGO version.” But whether you’re a veteran ...

A new phishing scam attempts to steal Steam login details and is specifically targeted at Counter-Strike 2 players. The BitB (browser-in-the-browser) attack presents users with a pop up promising ...

Legacy, a standalone remake of Counter-Strike 1.6, set for a 2025 release. Developed with custom code on the 2013 Valve ...

Even though the look of the maps are more polished, don’t worry: it still retains that classic, gritty Counter-Strike feel. Introducing CS:Legacy, a fully standalone remake of Counter-Strike 1.6 ...

In Counter-Strike 2, your weapon is more than just a tool—it’s a statement. Skins have become an integral part of the Counter-Strike experience, from factory-new knives to battle-scarred rifles.

The update also brings significant changes to two of the most-played maps: Inferno and Train. Starting with Inferno, a series of refinements aim to align the map more closely with its highly-regarded ...