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Version 2.42.0 · 2026-09-02
Bug fixes and added skins from the latest collections.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 2.42.0, updated 2026-09-02.








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Case Opener provides:
- The most realistic representation of CSGO opening
- All the cases, including souvenir ones from Counter Strike
- 3D preview
- Upgrader minigame - upgrade your skins
- Trades - exchange your skins with other players
- Tower minigame - climb up the Tower to multiply your coins
- Crash minigame - try to cash out before the Crash!
- Minigame 'Bomb defuse' - remember code and color to avoid explosion!
- Skin inventory
- Player stats and over 30 in-game achievements
- In-game leaderboards
- CSGO Contracts - upgrade 10 skins for higher tier one (including StatTrak)
- Automatic Steam Market skin price display
- Languages available: English, Polish, Russian, Chinese
- Design and drop chances similar to CSGO
This is not a typical clicker game, and there is no need for endless tapping like other clicker simulators.…
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Bug fixes and added skins from the latest collections.
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