It's November, and we all know what that means: Black Friday is coming. Checkout lines, slashed price tags, and piles of stuff nobody wanted until it went on sale.If the Friday's black, we figured, the inventory should be too. And with skin prices sliding lately, everything is already sort of "on sale." So we set out to build the cheapest all-black inventory we could, knife and gloves included. The receipt

It's Halloween. Last year we rounded up the best Halloween skins in CS2 – skulls, demons and every kind of creepy in between. This time we're coming at it from a different angle: instead of building around a theme, we're building around the holiday's palette.Orange is jack-o'-lanterns, fallen leaves and candlelight. Black is the night when trick-or-treaters roam the streets – and not only them. We put together a full

Late on October 28, Valve pushed another update that turned CS2's Casual servers into a '90s game with a cheat code switched on. Top fraggers now run around with heads the size of a barrel, players at the bottom of the scoreboard shrink down to pinheads, and voice comms swing between a chipmunk squeak and a gravelly bass. That's the new Big Head mode, and it arrived in a modest

Halloween is just days away, and CS2 still doesn't have a single pumpkin. No zombie chickens, no ghosts, no candy corn flying out of your rifle — the holiday that used to turn CS:GO into a little amusement park has been passing the game by for years now. As sad as it sounds, the community has made peace with that and stopped expecting these kinds of "treats" from Valve a