In Counter-Strike 2, smokes have been revamped from top to bottom - they are no longer a blob of smoke rotating randomly in a single spot.Instead, smoke grenades are now 3D models that can ...

The FPS genre just got a massive facelift with all of the Counter-Strike 2 changes, ... New smoke grenades dynamics; ... Nuke looks much more alive compared to CSGO's gloomy blue aesthetic.

Counter-Strike 2 is getting ready to add grenade skins in its newest update. ... Fixed missing low frequencies at certain distances away from sound sources such as grenades and weapon fire.

Popular Twitch streamer Zack "Asmongold" might not play many FPS games on stream, but that hasn't stopped him from praising Counter-Strike 2's updated gameplay mechanics.

Smoke Grenades fill up spaces in Counter-Strike 2 (Image via Valve) Smoke Grenades in the FPS title now adhere to the laws of physics more closely.

A Minecraft player has recreated Counter-Strike 2's smoke grenades in Mojang's game, and the experiment has impressed other players.Since its launch, Minecraft has been in the spotlight for its ...

Valve confirms Counter-Strike 2 is coming and will run on Source 2 with new and improved maps, ‘sub-tick updates’ and dynamic smoke grenades.

The company says this will let servers know the moment you fire a weapon or chuck a grenade, leading (at least in theory) to more responsive sessions. Counter-Strike 2 is a free upgrade to Counter ...

It seems that Counter-Strike 2 may have a visual bug on Steam Deck that is preventing players from seeing smoke grenades at a distance.

Counter-Strike 2 has been officially announced and will launch in summer 2023.. A free upgrade to CS:GO, it will start a new era of the game on Valve's Source 2 engine, which the company promises ...

Counter-Strike 2, the highly anticipated successor to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive being playtested at the moment, got another big update. Valve added ...

It says Counter-Strike 2 will support sub-tick updates, a feature the studio claims will allow the game’s servers to know the instant a player move, fires their weapon or throws a grenade.