Tournament organiser BLAST has announced a shakeup to its format for Counter-Strike competitions in 2027 and revealed a packed calendar of events.

The February 23, 2026 Patch for Counter-Strike 2 has arrived, bringing with it a small number of fixes and updates to improve ...

The recent upgrade from Counter-Strike: Global Offensiveto Counter-Strike 2 brings with it a slew of improvements to performance, balancing, and visuals. Thankfully, the original game‘s full roster of ...

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Esports Insider’s top picks for the best GPU for Counter-Strike 2 in 2026, including budget and mid-range options to suit ...

The ability to craft certain skins has wiped billions of dollars off of the market cap for one of the world's most popular games.

TL;DR: Valve generated over $100 million in March 2025 from Counter-Strike 2 case openings, with 32 million cases opened at $2.49 per key. This figure excludes additional revenue from Steam ...

The greatest Counter-Strike map, whether you're playing 1.6, CSGO, or Counter-Strike 2, will always be Dust. That's immutable. That's an objective truth. But there are plenty of other arenas in ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Counter-Strike 2 updates tend to be small and focused, and Valve's latest patch to its highly popular shooter is no different. The recent update added ...

Counter-Strike 2 is very real and already playable – at least if you were lucky enough to receive an invite from Valve to the first-person shooter’s limited test. If you were not included in the ...

What's the best Counter-Strike map of all time? Dust and its various generational updates will always spring to mind first. But personally, I like Office, especially the CS: Source version - back in ...