Valve Reveals Souvenir Packages

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30 May 2025 11:54

With the BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025 just around the corner, Valve has officially launched the event’s Viewer Pass, giving Counter-Strike 2 fans a chance to dive into the tournament action and earn exclusive rewards along the way.

By activating the Austin 2025 Viewer Pass ahead of the opening matches, players can start progressing toward upgrading their Challenge Coin and collecting Souvenir Tokens. These tokens can be redeemed for special in-game items tied to matches throughout the tournament.

In a fresh twist for this Major, Valve is introducing Souvenir Highlight Packages — a new type of reward available exclusively for matches played during the playoff stage.

More:Valve Reveals Changes to CS2

"Just like previous Majors, you'll have the opportunity to claim a memento from the match of your choice. But this time, if you choose a playoff match, you'll receive an all new Souvenir Highlight Package," Valve announced.

These upgraded souvenirs feature not only a commemorative weapon skin but also an attached charm linked to a video highlight from the selected playoff map. Each item includes a description of the play, and players will be able to watch the highlight clip directly within their CS2 inventory, on Steam, or even during in-game spectating.

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Valve Reveals Souvenir Packages

Business

30 May 2025 11:54

Tags: Valve Counter Strike

With the BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025 just around the corner, Valve has officially launched the event’s Viewer Pass, giving Counter-Strike 2 fans a chance to dive into the tournament action and earn exclusive rewards along the way.

By activating the Austin 2025 Viewer Pass ahead of the opening matches, players can start progressing toward upgrading their Challenge Coin and collecting Souvenir Tokens. These tokens can be redeemed for special in-game items tied to matches throughout the tournament.

In a fresh twist for this Major, Valve is introducing Souvenir Highlight Packages — a new type of reward available exclusively for matches played during the playoff stage.

More:Valve Reveals Changes to CS2

"Just like previous Majors, you'll have the opportunity to claim a memento from the match of your choice. But this time, if you choose a playoff match, you'll receive an all new Souvenir Highlight Package," Valve announced.

These upgraded souvenirs feature not only a commemorative weapon skin but also an attached charm linked to a video highlight from the selected playoff map. Each item includes a description of the play, and players will be able to watch the highlight clip directly within their CS2 inventory, on Steam, or even during in-game spectating.

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