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| {{Cs2|4}} (also colloquially referred to as '''Counter-Strike Source 2''' or '''CS:GO Source 2''') is an upcoming video game being developed by [[Valve]]. <span class="plainlinks">[https://steamcommunity.com/games/CSGO/announcements/detail/3716071937633222893 Announced]</span> on March 22, it was planned to be released around Summer 2023, but later it was most likely delayed as of September 2023. The game is a remaster of {{csgo|4}} with new graphics, new contents and technical improvements. It is being developed in Valve’s own {{Source2|3.1}} engine, the successor to {{Source|3.1}}. Prior to its release, Valve has been, and is currently adding users via CS:GO's game menu to the playtest. | | {{Cs2|4}} (also colloquially referred to as '''Counter-Strike Source 2''' or '''CS:GO Source 2''') is an video game developed by [[Valve]]. <span class="plainlinks">[https://steamcommunity.com/games/CSGO/announcements/detail/3716071937633222893 Announced]</span> on March 22, it was planned to be released around Summer 2023, but later it was delayed to 2023. The game is a remaster of {{csgo|4}} with new graphics, new contents and technical improvements. It is being developed in Valve’s own {{Source2|3.1}} engine, the successor to {{Source|3.1}}. Prior to its release, Valve added users via CS:GO's game menu to the playtest. |
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| Recently there have been '''phishing attempts''' in the form of live streams or tweets (X/Twitter posts) linking to a website impersonating Valve's official page https://counter-strike.net/cs2/ and claiming to offer free CS2 beta testing, abusing the hype. Read URLs carefully, make sure it is secure (HTTPS), check for fake windows asking you to login to your Steam account, do not log in any website with your Steam account carelessly and report the source or contributor if possible.
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| To get access, users need the CS:GO Prime Status as well as an active Competitive Skill Group and should simply play official matchmaking games and wait. Valve will eventually grant access to Counter-Strike 2 through CS:GO's main menu and not through some website!
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| == Restricted playtest ==
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| Previously, Valve only accepts players based off their recent playtime on Valve official servers, trust factor, and Steam account standing.
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| As of September, this was expanded to all players, as long they have CS:GO Prime Status, an active Competitive Skill Group, and play the majority of their official matchmaking games in one of the regions where the Limited Test is available.
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| The available maps and game modes have changed over the past months. All of these can or could be played online as well as offline with bots. Maps that are no longer available may still be in the game files and can be played offline. Future versions of limited test releases will offer other game modes, maps, and features.
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| ! Date in 2023
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| ! Available Maps
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| ! Game Modes
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| | March 23th
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| | {{CsgoMap|de_dust2|Dust 2}} ({{mono|de_dust2}})
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| | Deathmatch, Unranked Competitive
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| | June 6th
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| | {{CsgoMap|de_mirage|Mirage}} ({{mono|de_mirage}})
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| | Deathmatch, Unranked Competitive
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| | June 29th
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| | {{CsgoMap|de_nuke|Nuke}} ({{mono|de_nuke}}) and {{CsgoMap|cs_office|Office}} ({{mono|cs_office}})
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| | Deathmatch, Unranked Competitive, Casual
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| | July 17th
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| | {{CsgoMap|de_overpass|Overpass}} ({{mono|de_overpass}}) and {{CsgoMap|de_vertigo|Vertigo}} ({{mono|de_vertigo}})
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| | Deathmatch, Unranked Competitive, Casual, Wingman<sup>(Overpass only)</sup>
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| | August 2nd
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| | {{CsgoMap|de_anubis|Anubis}} ({{mono|de_anubis}}) and {{CsgoMap|de_ancient|Ancient}} ({{mono|de_ancient}})
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| | Deathmatch, Unranked Competitive<sup>(Anubis only, soon Ancient only)</sup>, Casual
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| | August 15
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| | {{CsgoMap|cs_italy|Italy}} ({{mono|cs_italy}})
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| | Deathmatch, Casual
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| | August 17
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| | All previous
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| | Deathmatch, Casual
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| | August 31 '''''(current)'''''
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| | All previous and {{CsgoMap|de_inferno|Inferno}} ({{mono|de_inferno}})
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| | Deathmatch, Casual, Premier
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| The [[Counter-Strike 2 Workshop Tools|Workshop Tools]] are now available for all users who have access to the Limited Test build.
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| == Playtest and Beta history ==
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| On March 22nd 2023 Valve announced that Counter-Strike 2 would come out "Summer 2023" and was available as a beta test for selected players, over time players were added and during September they added all players with CS:GO prime and a competitive rank. On September 13th they asked what players where doing "next Wednesday" on the day before September 27th they changed their X banner to Dawn of the final day (Referencing The legend of Zelda: Majora's mask) and on September 27th they changed it again to be Dawn of a new day.
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| == Bug reports ==
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| Please send bug report at [mailto:cs2team@valvesoftware.com cs2team@valvesoftware.com] and title your email: "{{code|CS2LT Bug - }}" followed by a brief description of the bug. <br>
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| For example; "{{code|CS2LT Bug - Stuck in ground on Dust2}}".
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| If you have a video of a bug, please upload it online and provide a link so they can view it. This will helps Valve triage, evaluate, and solve bugs quicker.
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| [https://twitter.com/CounterStrike/status/1697411105709297681 For more information, see this Tweet (X post)].
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| == Gallery == | | == Gallery == |
Counter-Strike 2 (also colloquially referred to as Counter-Strike Source 2 or CS:GO Source 2) is an video game developed by Valve. Announced on March 22, it was planned to be released around Summer 2023, but later it was delayed to 2023. The game is a remaster of 
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive with new graphics, new contents and technical improvements. It is being developed in Valve’s own Source 2 engine, the successor to Source. Prior to its release, Valve added users via CS:GO's game menu to the playtest.
