New Counter-Strike Source 2 Version is Real With a Beta Inbound, Sources Claim

How soon can players of the original Counter-Strike Source expect to receive the updated version?

Valve recently announced the highly anticipated CS: Source 2 version, confirming rumors that have been circulating over the past few months. According to sources, the game will indeed launch with a beta phase.

The original Counter-Strike: Source was first released in 2004 and was a refresh of the original Counter-Strike game released in 1999. It has since become one of the most popular multiplayer shooter games in the world and was recently revived as a free to play title on Steam. CS: Source 2 has been the subject of intense speculation for months and Valve has finally confirmed its existence.

According to sources, the new version of CS: Source 2 will feature an All-New Weapon Balance system for improved game play. This means a more balanced game for competition and a more dynamic experience for casual players. Additionally, the new version will include improved particle effects, improved lighting, better motion blur, improved water effects and much more. All of these features should make CS: Source 2 a much more enjoyable experience for players.

The new version will also incorporate a beta phase, allowing players to test the game before it officially launches. This will give players the opportunity to provide feedback to Valve and help make the game even better.

While there is no exact date or launch schedule for CS: Source 2, it’s clear that Valve is working hard to make this the best version of the iconic shooter game. This is exciting news for gamers and should be an interesting development to follow over the coming months.