Support for the legacy version of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has officially ended.
Support for the legacy version of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has officially ended.
Last October, following the launch of Counter-Strike 2, Valve announced that it would be discontinuing support for older hardware and macOS so that it could focus on 64-bit Windows and Linux versions of the game.
Valve explained that if users operating on older systems are unable to launch Counter-Strike 2, they would be able to access a legacy version of CS:GO, but full support would end on January 1, 2024.
That time has come and after 10 years, CS:GO – one of the most popular games on Steam and one of the best FPS games of all time – is officially no more.
