Renowned esports reporter Richard Lewis reported On the website, the new episode of Counter-Strike on the Source 2 engine, rumors of development, which has been actively circulating on the network lately, is true. Also, an insider claims that the development of the game is in its final stages and beta testing of the novelty will begin in late March or early April 2023.
According to Lewis, the project inside Valve is called Counter-Strike 2. The game may be released under this succinct name, but the journalist isn’t entirely sure about it.
An insider also knows that Counter-Strike 2 will have a click rate of 128 (the speed of information exchange between the game server and the client device). This indicator is a benchmark for online shooters and is currently only supported in a few games. Valorant from Riot Games.
Lewis claims that the development of Counter-Strike 2 is one of the main reasons Valve has paid relatively little attention to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive issues lately.
According to an insider source, there is currently no definitive information on the location of Counter-Strike 2. It is unknown whether the new product will replace Global Offensive or compete with it in a neighboring niche.
Formerly socialbites.ca Wrote Russian developers have turned the popular Counter-Strike 1.6 into a browser game that can be run on PCs and smartphones without the need for installation.