Everything You Need To Know About CS:GO Fracture Case

The Fracture Case is one of the many cases available in CSGO. The case was released as part of the “On The Case” update on August 6th 2020, and contains a collection of 17 different skins designed by carefully selected artists from the CSGO community. The Fracture Case, just like most other cases, grants a randomized reward from the 17 available skins when opening it.

In order to open a Fracture Case you must first purchase a key for $2.49, and then open the case from your inventory in-game. When opening the case you’ll have a chance to receive one of the skins from within at random in one of several different rarities, patterns, and wears. Your item will then appear in your in-game inventory and can be traded and sold after the 7-day trade lock ends.

When the Fracture Case was first introduced to CSGO, players could obtain them as a standard weapon case drop from playing official matches of CSGO in a variety of different game modes. This meant that players could earn the Fracture Case for free simply by playing the game. 

However, the case has since been removed as a standard weapon case drop, so the only way to obtain a Fracture Case now is to purchase one from other players via the Steam Community Marketplace, or from a third-party marketplace. Alternatively, you can also trade directly with other players on Steam who have the case in their inventories already.

The Fracture Case contains 17 different skins, as well as 52 potential knives for those lucky enough to land a rare special item. The most desirable skin from this case, besides the rare special items, would likely be the Desert Eagle Printstream. Before you open any Fracture Cases yourself, check out our full overview of all the skins you have a chance to receive as a drop.

Mil-Spec

Mil-Spec Grade skins are blue rarity skins, and are the most common skins in the Fracture Case collection. Here are the available Mil-Spec skins:

1. P250 | Cassette
2. SG 553 | Ol’ Rusty
3. Negev | Ultralight
4. P90 | Freight
5. P2000 | Gnarled
6. PP-Bizon | Runic
7. SSG 08 | Mainframe 001

Restricted

Restricted Grade skins are purple rarity skins, and are slightly more likely to get than the Mil-Spec Grade skins. Here are the available Restricted skins:

1. MP5-SD | Kitbash
2. Tec-9 | Brother
3. Galil AR | Connexion
4. MAC-10 | Allure
5. MAG-7 | Monster Call

Classified

Classified Grade skins are pink rarity skins, and are slightly more likely to get than the Restricted Grade skins. Here are the available Classified skins:

1. XM1014 | Entombed
2. M4A4 | Tooth Fairy
3. Glock-18 | Vogue

Covert

Covert Grade skins are red rarity skins, and are slightly more likely to get than the Classified Grade skins. Here are the Covert available skins:

1. AK-47 | Legion of Anubis
2. Desert Eagle | Printstream

Rare Special Item (Knives)

In the case of a Rare Special Item drop, you can get one of 13 different finishes for one of four different knife types, resulting in a total of 52 possible knife drops. The available knife types in the Fracture Case are: 

1. Nomad Knife
2. Paracord Knife
3. Skeleton Knife
4. Survival Knife

And there you have it, that’s everything you need to know about the Fracture Case in CSGO. Overall, the Fracture Case is a good choice if you’re looking for a CSGO case to open, but keep in mind that purchasing the skins you want through a marketplace will generally be a safer option. That being said, if you’re looking for a gamble, the skins in the Fracture Case offer an enticing opportunity to make a profit. That’s it for now, be sure to stay tuned for more CSGO and CS2 content.