CS2 & CS:GO Callouts

Office (cs_office), also known as the office complex within the Counter-Strike franchise, is in the official hostage rescue map, added in Beta 7.0. Due to its popularity, it has been in every Counter-Strike game.

Ancient is a more recent inclusion in CS:GO’s Active Duty map rotation. Set in an Aztec archaeological site nestled within a rainforest.

Ever since its addition to the official tournament map pool, the sunny skies of the Anubis map has garnered increasing popularity among CS:GO players. Despite being one of the more challenging maps to learn due to its numerous callouts, mastering them is not as tough as it may seem at first.

Cache is a bomb defusal map that debuted in Counter-Strike: Source around a decade ago, crafted by Sal “Volcano” Garozzo. The Counter-Strike map is situated in Chernobyl, Ukraine. Despite the lovely sunny weather, the map exudes a very subdued ambience – thanks to its plethora of grey buildings and bunkers.

Set in France, Cobblestone is one of the “nostalgia” bomb defuse maps. Sadly, it’s not available in Competitive or majors any longer, as it is not included in map pool rotation any longer.

When we talk about bomb defuse maps, Dust 2 (II) is by far the most popular one. Since it was added in 2001, it has been a classic in CS 1.5, CS 1.6 and CS:GO, and if you want to take your gameplay experience to the next level, it’s key to learn how to use Dust 2 callouts.

Inferno is one of the most iconic maps in the Counter-Strike series, known for its intricate layout and balanced gameplay. Set in a picturesque Italian village, Inferno features narrow alleyways, tight corners, and two bomb sites with distinct characteristics

Mirage is a hugely popular bomb defusal map in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive set in a Middle Eastern town and is a favourite with many top players. Despite being one of the oldest maps in CSGO, it is still a staple in competitive play.

Nuke, a central map in the CS:GO universe, has been an incredibly important addition to the current map pool for matchmaking and professional tournaments. This map, famed for its complex layout and adaptable gameplay, stands out as a favorite with many players.

The Overpass map is a bomb defusal map that is situated in Germany and is actually one of the very few popular maps in CS:GO that debuted exclusively in this version of the game – rather than being carried over from older iterations of the Counter-Strike game.

Mills (de_mills) is a bomb diffusal map which was created by a members of the community and is one of the most recent added maps and was added in the June 25, 2024 update.

Thera (de_thera) is a bomb diffusal map which was created by a members of the community and is one of the most recent added maps and was added in the June 25, 2024 update.

Train is a classic bomb defusal map in the Counter-Strike series, dating all the way back to CS 1.6. Set in Russia, this map is considered one of the more challenging maps to master due to its gameplay and callouts. The map is notorious for favoring Counter-Terrorists, making it easier for them to play.

After being released back during the glorious days of Counter-Strike 1.6, Tuscan was a map abandoned by Valve as it never reached the stage of being played competitively. But, this does not mean that the map was not loved by the community. 

Vertigo is not the newest map in the Counter-Strike arsenal, but it is a more recent addition to CS:GO’s competitive Active Duty map pool. Positioned near the summit of a skyscraper under construction, this demolition (bomb defusal) map offers plenty of unique challenges.