If you're jumping into a match as a Terrorist in Counter-Strike 2, chances are you're rocking the Glock-18 in pistol rounds. It's the default sidearm, and while it might not feel as punchy as some CT pistols, it’s got its own tricks up
Counter-Strike 2 is doing more than just keeping players hooked — it’s making Valve a fortune. In March 2025 alone, the company reportedly pulled in $82 million just from case openings. That’s not a typo. Based on data from third-party trackers, players opened about 32.8 million cases that
Counter-Strike 2 has an expansive collection of weapon skins, offering players a way to personalize their loadouts while showcasing unique designs. Among the vast selection, certain skin families have become iconic, standing out due to their distinct aesthetics and recurring presence across multiple weapons. From the sleek, comic-book-inspired Neo-Noir series
The Gut Knife is one of the older knives in Counter-Strike, added all the back in 2013 through the famous Arms Deal Update. The Gut Knife is one of the least liked knives in the game and is known for its unique design, being quite bulky. This knife and all
Valve still doesn’t seem interested in addressing the game’s biggest issues, yet they keep dropping updates that push players to spend money. At this point, it’s not even surprising—the devs are sticking to their old CS:GO habits, showing little to no intention of really listening
Popular streamer Evelone, who commands a massive following of 2.5 million on Twitch, recently got to his usual business but in the best way possible. He went full send on not one, not two, but three outrageous 4x Katowice 2014 Holo crafts, choosing some of the most legendary skins
Counter-Strike 2 has an expansive collection of weapon skins, offering players a way to personalize their loadouts while showcasing unique designs. Among the vast selection, certain skin families have become iconic, standing out due to their distinct aesthetics and recurring presence across multiple weapons. From the sleek, comic-book-inspired Neo-Noir series
Spring has arrived in Counter-Strike 2, and with it comes a fresh update packed with new weapon skins, a brand-new case, and some subtle but impactful map adjustments. Whether you're a collector, trader, or just looking to upgrade your loadout, there’s plenty to get excited about. Let’
The Bowie Knife is one of the older knives in Counter-Strike, released in 2019 in Operation Wildfire. The Bowie Knife is known for its unique design, being incredibly bulky. This knife and all others are a staple of the game’s economy and status symbols within the community. Players often
Counter-Strike 2 has an expansive collection of weapon skins, offering players a way to personalize their loadouts while showcasing unique designs. Among the vast selection, certain skin families have become iconic, standing out due to their distinct aesthetics and recurring presence across multiple weapons. From the sleek, comic-book-inspired Neo-Noir series
The Flip Knife has been a fan favorite since the dawn of Counter-Strike. Cheap, classy, and boasting a slick animation, it has it all. It was popularized by top-tier AWPers back in the day, with kennyS and GuardiaN flaunting it while hitting ludicrous quickscopes. Pairing that with the Case Hardened
The world of Counter-Strike has never been just about guns and shooting—it’s always had more layers than an onion, and one of the most prized layers is cosmetics. Skins made their grand entrance in 2013, but three years later, Valve decided that wasn’t the end of the