Counter-Strike: Global Offensive's esteemed Inferno map has been given a fresh lick of paint and a host structural renovations—bringing its 2012 design in-line with the world of today.

Inferno has always been one of the most iconic maps in Counter-Strike, both in 1.6 and Global Offensive. Many of the biggest tournament finals have ended on the map, along with some of the most ...

Valve has rolled out one of the most sweeping Counter-Strike 2 updates yet, featuring a full overhaul of first-person ...

The Inferno map has returned to CS:GO with a bit of spit and polish News by Stephany Nunneley-Jackson Former News Editor Published on Oct. 15, 2016 Follow Counter-Strike ...

A surprise team clawed its way through top competition at PGL Major Krakow, and did so because of dominance on one map in particular. BIG's secret ingredients? Surprising tactical approaches and ...

Inferno Mirage Nuke Overpass Train Vertigo These maps are all ones that we’ve seen in the past in both the competitive CS:GO ladder, and in CS:GO tournaments. These are maps that have been very ...

Update October 12, 2016: A huge number of additional changes were made to Inferno overnight, fixing many bugs and community complaints.Valve continue to improve their latest map remake with a raft ...

Lion Doge's 'Destructible Inferno' CS:GO custom map does exactly what its name implies - it folds a whole layer of destructibility into CS:GO's European town bomb defusal map, meaning many of its ...

Overall, BIG's Inferno isn't that great. Before the PGL Major, BIG had just a 3-2 record on Inferno in LAN matches. And its wins on the map at the major qualifier only look worse in context.