Valve has made the decision to discontinue support for Counter-Strike 2 on MacOS, leaving MacOS users without access to the game. This move comes as Counter-Strike enters its next phase and the developers focus on DirectX 9, 32-bit operating systems, and Macs.
However, Valve is offering refunds to those who have purchased Prime Status in the Source 2 update. Players who bought Counter-Strike: Global Offensive or CS2 between March 22 and September 27 on dated setups can claim a refund until December 1.
While CS2 will no longer receive updates, a legacy version of CS:GO will be available for players who still want to play. However, support for CS:GO servers will end on January 1.
Valve has been actively updating CS2 since its release, with seven updates already implemented since September 27. The latest update addresses hitbox issues, ensuring a fair gameplay experience.
CS2 Support Discontinued on MacOS
| Date | Event | Score |
|---|---|---|
| March 22 – September 27 | Purchase of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive or CS2 on MacOS | Eligible for refund until December 1 |
| January 1 | CS:GO server support ends | N/A |
Legacy Version of CS:GO Available
A legacy version of CS:GO will be accessible for players who wish to continue playing, although it will not receive any further updates. This version will not include matchmaking, but private servers can still be used.
Continued Updates for CS2
Despite the discontinuation of support for CS2 on MacOS, Valve remains committed to updating the game. Since September 27, there have been seven updates addressing various issues, with more updates expected in the future.
Source: DOTESPORTS
