Currently, it is still possible to play on our Counter-Strike: GO servers using the latest CS GO beta or CS2. Our server version corresponds to the one used by the current CS GO beta. We have tested the beta and were able to manually connect to the servers. To activate the beta, go to Counter-Strike 2 in Steam, navigate to Properties, then Betas, and select the beta "csgo_demo_viewer - 1.38.7.9". Once the beta is installed, you can choose to launch the CS: GO beta when starting CS2. After launching the CS: GO beta, you can connect to the server using the console command "connect ip:port" (where ip:port is your server IP and port as displayed in the web interface) or "connect ip:port; password YOURPASSWORD" (YOURPASSWORD is the server password). If necessary, it may be required to validate the server files through the web interface in order to start the server. Currently, this method still allows you to play the latest version of CS: GO and connect to the old servers. Please note that Valve may remove the beta, and the servers will also be updated with a Steam server update. If you're interested in playing CS GO on a server again, you can rent one here and save 50% with the code "XuRoHXij": CS: GO server hosting
Our servers are still compatible with the latest beta version of CS: GO on Steam


Fabian brings new games to ZAP-Hosting and writes about shooters, simulations, space games, Palworld and ARK, as well as all titles outside Steam.
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