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Here are all of CS:GO’s Operation Riptide skins

There's a hell of a lot of skins to unpack.
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Published: Sep 23, 2021 01:00 am

CS:GO’s 11th Operation—Operation Riptide—hit the live servers on Sept. 21, introducing a myriad of new features to the game.

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The latest Operation since Broken Fang in December 2020, Riptide includes new maps, an overhauled mission system, new ways to play game modes like team and free-for-all deathmatch, shorter competitive matches, private queues, balance changes, and, of course, cosmetics.

Running until Feb. 20, 2022, according to a post by Valve, the Operation comes with five cases and collections, including the standard Riptide Case and the 2021 Train, Mirage, Dust 2, and Vertigo collections.

Here are all the new CS:GO skins available in Operation Riptide.

Riptide case

The Riptide weapon case features 17 community-made weapon finishes and includes Gamma Doppler knives as rare special items.

The 2021 Train collection

The 2021 Mirage collection

The 2021 Dust 2 collection

The 2021 Vertigo collection

The full list of Operation Riptide knives can be found here.

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