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aim_map_usp2 is a CS 1.6 map made for Aim Arena. It sits in the aim_* family of rifle aim-arena maps — one of 156 aim_* maps here with a real overview. Over March–July 2026, aim_map_usp2 showed up on 3 public CS 1.6 servers, and player counts reached 12 at their busiest. That makes it the #40 most-played of the 100 aim_* maps we track. This page carries the full aim_map_usp2 overview image — play it free in your browser, no download, no install.
Play aim_map_usp2 nowBrowse servers“Another rare map. Not much different from the 1-st one. Extras: - NAV. file for ZBot - PWF. file for PODBot (improved by me) - Overviews”
| Author | irq433 |
|---|---|
| Category | Aim Training |
| Released | July 17, 2019 |
| Version | 1.0 |
| Downloads | 379 |
| File size | 443 KB |
| License | CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 |
| Download | aim_map_usp2 on GameBanana |
| Source | GameBanana |
aim_map_usp2 is an Aim Arena map. Spawn with the arena's fixed loadout and fight across the center. aim_ maps are rifle battles: tap at range, short bursts up close. Perfect for building the mechanical aim that carries every other CS 1.6 mode. On Combat Skirmish it runs directly in your browser through WebAssembly — click Play and you are dropped straight onto a live public server, no Steam account or download required.
In our 2026 scan of the public master list, aim_map_usp2 was seen on 3 Counter-Strike 1.6 server(s), with as many as 12 players on at once. The servers below ran aim_map_usp2 at some point in that window — ordered by how recently we last saw them on it (shown in Last seen). A server may be on another map right now; clicking Play connects you to it as it is, straight from your browser — no Steam, no download.
| Server | Peak players | Last seen | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Counter-Strike 1.6 Server #1 | — | July 21, 2026 | Play → |
| Counter-Strike 1.6 server | up to 12 | July 20, 2026 | Play → |
| Unknown | — | April 21, 2026 | Play → |
See who's playing aim_map_usp2 right now → — a live list, updated continuously.
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