Valve has dropped support for Counter-Strike 2 on Macs and older PCs
By ForGeeks Valve has discontinued support for Counter-Strike 2 for Macs and older versions of PCs. According to the company, those platforms together account for less than one percent of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive’s active players.
Valve has discontinued support for Counter-Strike 2 on Macs and older PCs.
Future Counter-Strike 2 will exclusively support 64-bit Windows and Linux operating systems. Players who can’t run Counter-Strike 2 on current hardware will be able to access an outdated version of CS:GO. This is a frozen build of the game that has all the features except Valve’s official matchmaking.
The game will be available on 64-bit Windows and Linux.
Support for this version of CS:GO will end on January 1, 2024, after which it will still be available, but some features that depend on Game Coordinator compatibility (such as inventory access) may degrade and/or not work.
