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Here are all of the Broken Fang CS:GO skins

Check out these bad boys.
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Published: Dec 4, 2020 07:36 am

After what seems like endless months of waiting, Valve has treated Counter-Strike fans with a new operation. 

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Operation Broken Fang, which was released on Wednesday, Dec. 3, offers a range of new challenges to complete, alongside a new premier game mode featuring five-vs-five competitive matchmaking with map picks and bans prior to the match start. 

The latest CS:GO operation also includes Retakes, a new fast-paced game mode that involves three Ts and four CTs around a bombsite, a new way to track stats—like map performance, weapon stats, and heat maps—seven new maps, including a new competitive map called Ancient, and, of course, a new collection of skins. 

The Broken Fang case features 17 community-designed weapon finishes and includes an all-new set of gloves as rare special items. While the Control Collection, created by Valve, has 19 skins from a highly lucrative AWP Fade to a magnolia M4A1-S Blue Phosphor. 

Here are all of the new CS:GO skins.

Broken Fang case

The Control collection

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