Valve and Jackass Team Up for New CS2 Sticker Capsule

Valve and Jackass Team Up for New CS2 Sticker Capsule

3 Jul, 2026, 22:38

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Last updated: 3 Jul, 2026, 22:40

Valve's newest CS2 sticker capsule skips the usual esports theme and goes straight for the American Reality show Jackass instead. The collection landed this week through an official update, bringing 39 stickers based on the show's stunts and characters into the game's marketplace.

Source: Valve
Source: Valve

The stunts finally hit the servers

Valve released the new capsule through the official Counter-Strike account, sharing a trailer that showed off the wildest designs in the set.

The collaboration brings together Paramount Games, longtime Jackass graphic artist Andy Jenkins, and community creator TheDanidem to celebrate the release of Jackass: Best and Last. The result is a 39-sticker collection built around some of the franchise's most chaotic and unforgettable moments.

What's actually in the capsule

This update is purely cosmetic, so there are no new maps, weapons, or balance tweaks, just a batch of colorful illustrations and jokes ripped straight from the show's stunt reel.

Two designs are already standing out from the pack: the holographic Jackass sticker and the Asterisk logo, both of which players are eyeing for their crafting potential on popular weapon finishes.

Community reaction is split

Reactions are split right down the middle. Plenty of fans are calling this one of Valve's best crossover capsules yet, while others are frustrated that cosmetic drops keep coming while bigger issues, like cheating and the long-awaited Armory update, sit on the back burner.

Let us know what you think about the update in the comments below. 


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