CS: GO page removed from Steam, players left baffled

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive was removed from the Steam Store (Image via Sportskeeda)
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive was removed from the Steam Store (Image via Sportskeeda)

CS: GO's page was recently deleted along with a bunch of other games and cosmetics from the Steam Store.

The Counter-Strike: Global Offensive page on Steam
The Counter-Strike: Global Offensive page on Steam

As seen from the Steam Database's app history section, Valve has removed more than 30 titles from the Steam Store. Starting with games like MahjongSoul and Pet Vet to the iconic CS: GO, whatever the issue might be, fans are enraged by this entire debacle.

It is expected to be a bug, and that all the missing games will soon return to the Steam Store. However, the horror of not having CS: GO on the platform is something that the community is unwilling to accept.

The CS: GO community on Twitter is eagerly waiting for the game's page to come back up.


Valve removes CS: GO from Steam

Despite the game's store page being inaccessible, players can still play CS: GO by launching it from their library. The game is still visible in the player's library and can be launched from there.

Additionally, they can also launch the game using the Start Menu integration or even a quick-launch icon from their desktop.

However, the game being removed from the Steam page hasn't been taken to lightly by the community. From portraying outrage at the incident to speculating what this removal could mean for CS: GO's future, there were myriad reactions.

As the outrage and speculations in the community continue to grow, it remains to be seen how long it takes for Valve to fix the situation.

Given that it has been more than two hours since the publisher removed the game from the Steam Store, it is expected that a fix should be coming very soon.

However, until and unless the fix arrives from the developers at Valve, it remains impossible to predict when the game's Steam page will be available again.

Considering the rate at which the news regarding CS: GO's removal from the Steam store has been spreading, it is only a matter of time before more people join the outrage on social media.

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