CS:GO Map Callouts: Dust 2, Overpass, Cache
A callout guide for CS:GO's Dust 2, Overpass, and Cache maps, covering each map's layout, theme, and side balance.
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In brief
AI summaryThe Dust 2 map was first developed in 2001 and received updates for CS:GO's competitive pool in 2018.
Overpass is themed around Berlin, developed by Valve, and known for being CT-sided.
Cache, developed in 2012 and added to the competitive pool in 2013, is themed around a Ukrainian power plant.
Contents3 sections
We've put together Dust 2 callouts, Overpass callouts, and Cache callouts for you.
Dust 2 Map Callouts
The Dust 2 map we know first was developed and released to players in 2001. Designed by David Johnson, the map underwent changes and updates for CS:GO in 2018, earning its place in the competitive map pool. The Dust 2 map was designed with inspiration from Morocco. According to stats from professional matches, the map is known to be quite balanced, even though it appears slightly T-sided. You can find the callout image we prepared for Dust 2 below.
Overpass Map Callouts
Developed by Valve, the Overpass map is themed around Berlin. Known for being CT-sided, the map brought fresh air to CS:GO maps by featuring plenty of tactical play, letting players improve themselves and win matches with unexpected strategies. If you haven't played this Overpass map, which challenges players with these features, we highly recommend giving it a try. You can find our image laying out the Overpass callouts below.
Cache Map Callouts
Developed by Sal 'Volcano' Garozzo in 2012 and added to the competitive map pool in 2013, the Cache map is themed around a power plant in Ukraine. Although CT appears to be the favored side on Cache, esports tournament statistics suggest it's actually balanced. You can find the Cache callouts map in the image below.
You can find the Train Map Callouts and Nuke Map Callouts here
And you can find the Inferno Map Callouts and Mirage Map Callouts here.
