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| [[Weapons|'''Weapons''']]<br/>All guns, grenades & | | [[Weapons|'''Weapons''']]<br/>All guns, grenades & equipment | ||
| [[ | | [[Maps|'''Maps''']]<br/>Active Duty & reserve maps | ||
| [[Skins|'''Skins''']]<br/>Cases, rarities & | | [[Skins|'''Skins''']]<br/>Cases, rarities & finishes | ||
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| [[Ranks|'''Ranks''']]<br/>Competitive & | | [[Ranks and Rating System|'''Ranks''']]<br/>Competitive & Premier ranks | ||
| [[Economy|'''Economy''']]<br/>Money, buy guide & | | [[Economy System|'''Economy''']]<br/>Money, buy guide & kill rewards | ||
| [[Agents|'''Agents''']]<br/>Character models & | | [[Agents|'''Agents''']]<br/>Character models & collections | ||
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| [[Mechanics|'''Mechanics''']]<br/>Core gameplay systems | |||
| [[Game Modes|'''Game Modes''']]<br/>Competitive, Casual & more | |||
| [[Utility Usage|'''Utility''']]<br/>Smoke, flash & molotov guides | |||
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* [[Mirage]] — Morocco | * [[Mirage]] — Morocco | ||
* [[Inferno]] — Italy | * [[Inferno]] — Italy | ||
* [[Nuke]] — | * [[Nuke]] — Germany | ||
* [[Ancient]] — Central America | * [[Ancient]] — Central America | ||
* [[Anubis]] — Egypt | * [[Anubis]] — Egypt | ||
* [[Overpass]] — Germany | * [[Overpass]] — Germany | ||
* [[Vertigo]] — USA | |||
== Popular Weapons == | == Popular Weapons == | ||
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== Game Modes == | == Game Modes == | ||
CS2 offers several modes: [[Game | CS2 offers several modes for all playstyles: | ||
* [[Premier (Game Mode)|Premier]] — Ranked competitive with map vetoes | |||
* [[Competitive (Game Mode)|Competitive]] — Classic 5v5 on selected maps | |||
* [[Wingman (Game Mode)|Wingman]] — 2v2 on compact map versions | |||
* [[Casual (Game Mode)|Casual]] — Relaxed 10v10 with no rank impact | |||
* [[Deathmatch (Game Mode)|Deathmatch]] — Free-for-all practice mode | |||
* [[Arms Race (Game Mode)|Arms Race]] — Gun progression mode | |||
== Core Mechanics == | |||
* [[Spray Patterns and Recoil Control]] — Master weapon recoil | |||
* [[Movement Mechanics]] — Counter-strafing, bunny hopping & more | |||
* [[Armor and Damage System]] — How damage and armor interact | |||
* [[Economy System]] — Round economy and buy strategies | |||
* [[Utility Usage]] — Grenade lineups and tactical usage | |||
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Revision as of 16:57, 21 February 2026
Welcome to the Counter-Strike 2 Wiki — the comprehensive encyclopedia for CS2.
| Weapons All guns, grenades & equipment |
Maps Active Duty & reserve maps |
Skins Cases, rarities & finishes |
| Ranks Competitive & Premier ranks |
Economy Money, buy guide & kill rewards |
Agents Character models & collections |
| Mechanics Core gameplay systems |
Game Modes Competitive, Casual & more |
Utility Smoke, flash & molotov guides |
About Counter-Strike 2
Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) is a tactical first-person shooter developed by Valve Corporation, released on September 27, 2023. Built on the Source 2 engine, it replaced CS:GO as the definitive version of the Counter-Strike franchise.
Key features include:
- Volumetric smoke grenades that react to bullets and HE grenades
- Sub-tick movement for more precise gameplay
- Overhauled graphics on the Source 2 engine
- Refined audio system with better spatial positioning
Active Duty Maps
The current Premier competitive map pool:
- Dust II — Morocco
- Mirage — Morocco
- Inferno — Italy
- Nuke — Germany
- Ancient — Central America
- Anubis — Egypt
- Overpass — Germany
- Vertigo — USA
Popular Weapons
- AK-47 — The iconic T-side rifle. One-shot headshot potential.
- AWP — The legendary sniper. One-shot body shot kills.
- M4A4 / M4A1-S — CT assault rifles
- Desert Eagle — The skill-based powerhouse pistol
Game Modes
CS2 offers several modes for all playstyles:
- Premier — Ranked competitive with map vetoes
- Competitive — Classic 5v5 on selected maps
- Wingman — 2v2 on compact map versions
- Casual — Relaxed 10v10 with no rank impact
- Deathmatch — Free-for-all practice mode
- Arms Race — Gun progression mode
Core Mechanics
- Spray Patterns and Recoil Control — Master weapon recoil
- Movement Mechanics — Counter-strafing, bunny hopping & more
- Armor and Damage System — How damage and armor interact
- Economy System — Round economy and buy strategies
- Utility Usage — Grenade lineups and tactical usage
Counter-Strike 2 Wiki is a community-driven resource. CS2 is a trademark of Valve Corporation. This wiki is not affiliated with or endorsed by Valve.