Guess the CS2 Player (CS Daily Game)

CS Daily Game draws its mystery players from a database of professionals: everyone in the current HLTV top 100, everyone who has been ranked there before, and picked legends from the 1.6 and CS:GO years. The team column follows current rosters, so recent transfers count.

A day has four puzzles, one per difficulty. Easy keeps to stars such as s1mple, ZywOo, donk and NiKo; Medium and Hard go further down the rankings; Impossible reaches tier-two rosters and retired names. You type a name, pick it from the suggestions and it fills a row: nation, team, age, Majors played, Majors won, earnings and HLTV rating. Green is a match, gold is near (a team the player was on before, a nation on the same continent), and arrows on the numbers point higher or lower. You have eight tries per pro.

A side panel, What you know, adds up what your guesses have proved so far, such as an age of 32 or more or a rating of 1.10 or less, which saves keeping track in your head. After the daily, an Unlimited mode deals more pros, and a past answers page lists each day's four players.

The same site runs other Counter-Strike games: Blur, Higher or Lower, Bingo, Team Path, a CS2 Wordle, Ace, Crossfire, Chain and Major Draft, plus multiplayer rooms where you race a stranger or friends through the same rounds. No account is needed, streaks are kept in your browser, and the game can be played in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian and Chinese. It suits Counter-Strike viewers who follow the pro scene.