Here are all of CS:GO’s Dreams and Nightmares skins

Check out all the new skins.
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The newest CS:GO case, Dreams and Nightmares, features 17 weapon skins made by community designers.

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As the name suggests, the skins feature dreamy and psychedelic aesthetics. Most of the popular weapons in the game, including the AK-47, M4A1-S, and USP-S, received a new look, with a few exceptions.

The Dreams and Nightmares case is the first case to join the game in over half a year. Snakebite, the previous case, was added in May 2021.

Here are all the new CS:GO skins available in the Dreams and Nightmares case.

All images via Valve


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