CS:GO Review (purchased for $14.99); Recommended: A fun tactical fps with a lot of history and several updates later, to the game we have now. I enjoy it's matchmaking system and it's very accessible means when looking for official servers, but I can't say I enjoy the over time simplification of the game design itself. No more buying bullets like in the older titles, or armor unless you play competitive. If you can look passed that bit of game design, it plays similarly to the older games.

CS2 Review (Free); Not Recommended: Upkeep the software you already have available before shipping an """update""" to merge the legacy client with a branch of the game that is still undergoing massive development and patching. 1.6/CZ did not merge when you announced they would at the time (thankfully they did not), but there isn't an excuse these should have in the first place.
Uninstalled until I can upgrade. Just go play Counter-Strike: Source or 1.6/CZ.

CS:GO Review (purchased for $14.99); Recommended: A fun tactical fps with a lot of history and several updates later, to the game we have now. I enjoy it's matchmaking system and it's very accessible means when looking for official servers, but I can't say I enjoy the over time simplification of the game design itself. No more buying bullets like in the older titles, or armor unless you play competitive. If you can look passed that bit of game design, it plays similarly to the older games. CS2 Review (Free); Not Recommended: Upkeep the software you already have available before shipping an """update""" to merge the legacy client with a branch of the game that is still undergoing massive development and patching. 1.6/CZ did not merge when you announced they would at the time (thankfully they did not), but there isn't an excuse these should have in the first place. Uninstalled until I can upgrade. [i][b]Just go play Counter-Strike: Source or 1.6/CZ.[/b][/i]