Recently, the developers of maps for Counter Strike: Global Offensive published a video with a detailed demonstration of Tuscan – map, which many people have been waiting for some time. Back in 2020, there were rumors that the map known for CS 1.6 might soon appear in CS: GO. After a while, the official trailer was posted, confirming that work on it was indeed underway.
Now, after more than a year of waiting, the first full review of the redesigned version of the map has appeared online. It was published by Brute and Catfood – the developers behind the project. You can see from the trailer that the map has seen a number of improvements and tweaks over the previous version. However, its overall structure is almost unchanged. Object models and environmental elements have received more detail, and in general the visual style of the map has been noticeably refined.
The exact release date of Tuscan is still unknown, but according to the developers' reports it is clear that there is not much left until the final. Most of the tasks have been completed and only minor tweaks and finishing touches remain. CS: GO fans can expect Tuscan to appear on servers as early as early 2022.