Case Simulator for CS2

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Teen
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Teen
Mild Violence
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About this game

Open real CS2 weapon cases. Spin the roll. Chase the gold.

Case Simulator is an unofficial CS2 case-opening game with 42 weapon cases and 662 finishes from the live collection. Open Fever, Kilowatt, Revolution, Dreams & Nightmares, and the rest of the archive. Drop tables follow simulated CS2 odds, including coverts and specials.

WHAT YOU DO
• Open 42 CS2 weapon cases with authentic case art and finishes
• Watch the roll lock in — mil-spec through covert and special
• Inspect float, pattern seed, and Steam snapshot prices
• Sell to credits or buy bot listings on the simulated market
• Run 10-item trade-up contracts for a higher-tier finish
• Equip T/CT loadouts, apply stickers, and add charms
• Complete daily and weekly operations for credits and keys
• Build a collection. Flex the inventory.

HOW IT WORKS
Cases cost fictional credits. Keys come from login rewards, operations, and opening milestones. Odds, wear, and market prices are simulated from CS2 data and Steam snapshots. Nothing here can be withdrawn, traded on Steam, or cashed out.

IMPORTANT
Unofficial fan-made game. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Valve Corporation. Counter-Strike, CS2, and related marks belong to Valve. All credits, keys, items, and prices are fictional and have no real-world value. This is not gambling and not a marketplace for real skins.
Open 42 CS2 weapon cases. Chase golds. Fictional skins, no real money.
Updated on
Aug 20, 2026

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  • This app may share these data types with third parties
    Location, App activity and 2 others
  • No data collected
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  • Data isn’t encrypted