CS: GO

The game has six categories of equipment : pistols, heavy weapons, machine guns (PMs), rifles, grenades and additional equipment. Each weapon in the game has unique properties, such as the amount of ammunition in the magazine, rate of fire, damage inflicted or the spread of bullets in continuous fire. In the game, in addition to the tutorial, there are seven main game modes : "Tournament", "Simplified", "Deathmatch", "Race arms", "Demolka", "Flying Scout", "Wing" and "Danger Zone". The gameplay in CS: GO focuses mainly on the "Tournament" mode . Two five-man teams fight each other in this mode. The choice of the page (anti-terrorists / terrorists) is random, and after playing 15 rounds, the teams are changed places. The match consists of 30 rounds and ends with one of the teams winning 16 rounds or a draw (15:15). Depending on the scenario of the map, teams have specific tasks to perform. Matches played in the "Tournament" mode affect the player's rank, representing the level of his skills. In the game there are 18 ranks from "Silver I" to "World Elite". The use of the ranking system is intended to search for matches appropriate to the player's skill level. The rank is assigned to the player after winning 10 games in the "Tournament" mode. The effectiveness of the player in the matches and his final result determines the promotion or degradation from the rank. In professional tournaments, modified tournament mode configurations are used, in which the main difference is the inability to end a match with a draw. In the case of achieving the 15-15 result, six-round overtime is played with a change of sides after 3 rounds. The match is won by the team that will win 4 rounds in extra time. In the event of a tie in extra time, additional matches are automatically added to the match until the outcome of the match is resolved.