Valve has announced that it will not develop a version of Counter-Strike 2 for the MacOS operating system. Players who have been deprived of the opportunity to play the updated shooter were offered a refund for their "Prime" status purchase.

Unlike CS:GO, the new version of the game is only available for 64-bit versions of Windows and Linux operating systems. Users, if their account is not blocked, can apply for a refund for their "Prime" status purchase until December 1, 2023. In addition, the company will provide support for the Legacy version of CS:GO until January 1, 2024, so that MacOS players can continue to play.

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Earlier, developers released an update for CS2, which fixed hitbox alignment and several other bugs. You can learn more about the patch notes by following the link.