Counter-Strike 2 News

A vast quantity of CSGO skins, reportedly worth $700,000 USD (£578,000 GBP) has been hacked and stolen from popular Counter-Strike trading site CSGOEXO, which is currently offline as it attempts to recover the items from Steam and Valve. It comes as the FPS game surges in popularity, with CSGO beating its own record for concurrent players twice in the same month - promising signs ahead of the rumoured Counter-Strike 2 release date.

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With rumours continuing to circulate around a potential Counter-Strike 2 release date, a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive sequel, or at least an official CSGO Source 2 port from Valve for the biggest game on Steam, intrepid developers have spotted code within a Dota 2 update that points to the addition of a much-requested feature in the FPS game.

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CS:GO Source 2 has been rumoured for a while now, with fans of the biggest game on Steam expecting the online shooter to get upgraded imminently to the same engine powering Half-Life: Alyx. Well, CS:GO Source 2 is now a reality, and it even has gameplay footage. It just doesn't come from Valve.

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Following reports of CSGO 2 being both real and playable in the near future, people online have been using their imagination (and sense of humour) to imagine what the future of map, Dust 2, may look like.

This has all been popping up on Twitter, which as we all know is the hub for all of the best games industry gags. It’s clear that while competitive FPS fans are desperate for an official reveal, the memes are going to kep on flowing.

Esports organisation Heroic threw their own hat into the ring by throwing together the Mirage map from CS:GO and Brimstone from Valorant, a simple mashup but more than able to ease out a sensible chuckle from FPS fans.

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