donk Wants to See Cache in the Competitive CS2 Map Pool

Team Spirit rifler Danil donk Kryshkovets shared his opinion on the possible addition of Cache to Counter-Strike 2 and made it clear that he would be more than happy to see the map return to the official competitive pool. According to the player, Cache remains one of his favorite maps dating back to the CS:GO era.

In one of his comments, donk admitted that he has many fond memories connected to the map. He especially highlighted older matches in which he could use aggressive and unconventional plays while opponents did not understand how to properly respond to that style.

“Good. I think it’s an amazing map for me. I played it a lot in CS:GO even before the first rework. Sometimes when I played on it, nobody understood what to do. I would just do a boost on the A site entrance and kill people. It was very funny,” donk commented.

Interest in Cache has grown again amid reports about its possible return. Work on the map’s remake has been ongoing since December 2023, and by spring 2025 the updated version had already appeared in the Steam Workshop. Later, artist Shawn FMPONE Snelling, one of the map’s creators, said that he had sold the rights to the location to Valve. After that, the community increasingly began to discuss that Cache could indeed become part of the competitive CS2 map pool in the future.

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If that happens, the map will surely generate major interest from both players and viewers. And for aggressive stars like donk, the return of Cache could become yet another opportunity to showcase their style on the tier-1 scene.