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All the latest Counter-Strike: Global Offensive news for 2026: updates, patches, DLC, discounts and events. Fresh game news every day on VGTimes.
Portal 2 gets a browser port, and it runs without third-party launchers
Slant's browser port lets Portal 2 run directly in a web browser, and the classic Valve puzzle game is available without third-party launchers, cloud services, or a full game download. The project went live on August 8.
Built on Emscripten, WebGL, and WebAssembly, the port uses a separate canvas for 3D rendering so it behaves like a full web app rather than a simple page with embedded video. The result is a version of Portal 2 that launches in-browser and keeps the original feel intact.
Built on Emscripten, WebGL, and WebAssembly, the port uses a separate canvas for 3D rendering so it behaves like a full web app rather than a simple page with embedded video. The result is a version of Portal 2 that launches in-browser and keeps the original feel intact.
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August 9, 2026
slqnt releases browser-based Counter-Strike: Global Offensive port built on 2020 leak
CS:GO Webport, a browser-based fan project by independent developer slqnt, runs directly in a tab at meow.slqnt.dev and does not require the Steam client, installation, or a purchase of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
The port is based on source code that leaked in April 2020. According to the project notes, it is meant to be a stable browser version, though players are still warned to expect bugs.
The port is based on source code that leaked in April 2020. According to the project notes, it is meant to be a stable browser version, though players are still warned to expect bugs.
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August 1, 2026
Among the Epic Games employees who were fired was a programmer with an incurable form of brain cancer, and his family is desperate
The situation with mass layoffs at Epic Games turned out to be much more serious than it might have initially seemed. It turned out that among the dismissed employees was a man with an incurable form of brain cancer, and now he has to urgently look for a replacement for his insurance policy, Dexerto reports.
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March 30, 2026
Old School Roll Call: CS:GO Returns to Steam — Now Installable Separately From CS2
After being absent from Steam for a year and a half, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive once again has its own standalone page. Players can now add it to their libraries and launch it separately — without digging through beta branches.
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March 4, 2026
New Screenshots of Unofficial CS:GO Mobile Port Surface
The TRYMISS team has shared new screenshots of their unofficial mobile version of the popular online shooter Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, which is currently in development for Android devices.
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August 17, 2025
Fan-Made Mobile CS:GO Trailer Drops
The team at TRYMISS has dropped a trailer for their unofficial mobile version of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, currently in development. The video has already racked up nearly 45,000 views.
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June 3, 2025
Valve was sued for hundreds of millions due to «inflated prices for games»
Valve is being sued again, this time in the UK. The company was accused of «violating local competition laws», demanding a claim of 656 million pounds ($843 million).
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June 13, 2024