How to Change Gamemode in CS:GO Using Console Commands
To change game modes in CS:GO through the console, you'll need to enable the developer console first. Here's how to do it all step by step:
Enable Developer Console:
1. Launch CS:GO 2. Go to Settings > Game Settings 3. Set "Enable Developer Console" to "Yes" 4. Press the tilde key (~) to open the console
Basic Game Mode Commands:
To change game modes, simply enter these commands in the console:
game_type 0; game_mode 0 - Casual game_type 0; game_mode 1 - Competitive game_type 1; game_mode 2 - Demolition game_type 1; game_mode 1 - Arms Race game_type 6; game_mode 0 - Deathmatch game_type 0; game_mode 2 - Wingman
Additional Settings:
To enhance your game mode experience, you can use these optional commands:
mp_warmup_end - Ends warmup period mp_restartgame 1 - Restarts the current game bot_kick - Removes all bots bot_add - Adds a bot to the game mp_maxrounds [number] - Sets maximum rounds mp_roundtime [minutes] - Sets round time limit
Practice Mode Setup:
For a complete practice environment, enter these commands in sequence:
sv_cheats 1 mp_limitteams 0 mp_autoteambalance 0 mp_roundtime 60 mp_roundtime_defuse 60 mp_maxmoney 60000 mp_startmoney 60000 mp_freezetime 0 mp_buytime 9999 mp_buy_anywhere 1 sv_infinite_ammo 1
Remember to press Enter after each command. These settings will only work on local servers or if you have admin rights on the server you're playing on.
Quick Tips:
- Use the Up Arrow key to cycle through previous commands - Commands are not case-sensitive - Add these commands to an autoexec.cfg file to use them automatically - Type "clear" to clean up the console - Use "status" to verify current game settings
These commands work in the latest version of CS:GO and should help you quickly switch between different game modes through the console.