CS2Craft

CS2Craft puts Minecraft inside Counter-Strike 2. Press Play and Dust II opens as an offline match against bots, but you aren't holding a rifle: you're Steve. You move with Minecraft's physics, and you mine, place blocks and fight with Minecraft's swords, bows and TNT, all drawn right into the Counter-Strike map.

How a round plays

• Every life starts with a stone sword, a bow with a few arrows, some planks and food.
• Press B in a buy zone to open the Minecraft buy menu and spend your real CS2 money: iron to netherite swords and axes, crossbows, tridents, full armor sets, shields, ender pearls, TNT, potions and stacks of building blocks.
• Bots come at you with their guns. Your armor soaks up bullets, and blocks you place stop bots and their shots.
• Kills pay CS2 kill rewards and count on the scoreboard. TNT goes off with Counter-Strike's own grenade blast.
• Each new round clears the blocks you placed and puts you back at full health with the starting kit.

Controls
WASD to move (moving forward sprints), mouse to look, left click to attack or mine, right click to use or place, 1–9 or the wheel for the hotbar, E for your inventory, Q to drop, Space to jump, Shift to sneak, F5 to change the camera, B for the buy menu. Your hunger bar is your stamina: sprinting and jumping drain it, and eating refills it.

What you need

• Windows, with Counter-Strike 2 installed through Steam.
• Minecraft: Java Edition, signed in with your own account.

Patch sets up the mod loaders for both games and removes them when you're done. Counter-Strike 2 starts in offline mode, so it can only play local bot matches while CS2Craft runs; it never joins online servers. Minecraft opens first in its own window (sign in there if it asks), then hides once it has joined your match. The first start takes a few minutes while Minecraft gets ready.