Valve in an update blog-post announced the game CSGO free to play offline. The Free version will also allow the users to watch matches through the GOVT feature.
In a major update Valve pushed out for FACEIT Major London, the developers have also introduced the Free version of the game. The Free Version is readily available as a separate product on Steam Store.
Earlier there were reports suggesting the game may as well go Free to Play in China, should gamers chose to verify their identity.
#csgofree CSGO is now Free to Play offline & Watch games on GOVT, few weeks before #facitmajor London!
— TalkEsport (@TalkEsport) August 30, 2018
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