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Valve nukes a CSGO mod 8 years into its development
(wccftech.com)
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this post was submitted on 09 May 2025
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TF2 now has an official SDK which those mods are using instead of the source code leaks. There is no equivalent SDK for CS:GO/CS2.
The fact that every other sourcemod that isn't based on leaked code has always been approved suggests that there's something else at play here.
I hope they're able to resolve whatever the issue is. In theory there's nothing stopping them from just releasing it as a standalone sourcemod, like those TF2 projects before the official SDK was out, unless they've attached their real identities to the mod. If not, there's always the newly announced CS:Legacy (which uses Source SDK 2013) I guess.