Counter-Strike 2 is a game where you can do more than just compete (although it’s the main emphasis here). With the CS2 map editor and Steam Workshop, the community creates various maps to suit every taste: multiplayer, plot-based, simply fun and extraordinary. In this article, CS.MONEY Blog names five best and popular CS2 maps for entertainment created by the community.
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Only Up! (CS2)
Let’s start with a fun (and very challenging) CS2 custom Workshop map where you have to climb up obstacles. Leander has recreated the well-known project Only Up! inside Counter-Strike, and it runs perfectly on the new Source 2 engine. You can try it either alone or with friends. Only Up! (CS2) is a great map to take a break from the competitive mode, and you can save some money on Steam to buy skins instead!
CS_Minecraft_landscape
Some games changed the world forever, and we mean not only the gamers’ world. Minecraft would be at the top of such a list. It’s used for teaching in schools, big streamers compete in speedruns, and hundreds of thousands of people worldwide just enjoy it.
It’s logical to assume that a Minecraft-style map would attract a significant number of players. CS_Minecraft_landscape delights with various locations and ample opportunities for jumping around.
Biome CS2
There’s a lot to say about this map, but let’s mention just one fact: Biome won the Mapcore’s CS:GO Mapping Contest 2017 and has had its dedicated fan base ever since. After Map Creating Tools became available for Source 2, adapting this one was only a matter of time.
Fy_pool_day
Another map that needs no introduction. Many of us, especially those who played a lot of Counter-Strike 1.6, spent countless hours on Fy_pool_day. So, this one just had to be added to Counter-Strike 2, and equally logical that it gained popularity.
Akiba
And the last map in our list of best custom Workshop CS2 maps is the one that transports us to one of the most famous districts in Tokyo. Akihabara, also known as Akiba, is a district that has become a mecca for anime lovers, but it’s also known as a district for enthusiasts of various technologies.
At Akiba, each match take place during a technological exhibition in the expo centre, and the Attackers want to disrupt it by blowing up either the main hall or the expensive restaurant nearby. This two-story map targets Vertigo enthusiasts, so it’ll be interesting to see how it continues to evolve.
But hey, there’s a lot more fun and cool CS2 custom maps in the Steam Workshop. We can’t highlight them all, so you might want to do it yourself, you anything from the list above doesn’t suite you. Anyways, the Community strives to improve CS2’s game experience, and thanks to Valve, it has all the tools to do so.
