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de_nuke is one of the most iconic and challenging maps in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS) . Known for its vertical gameplay, narrow corridors, and the unique challenges it poses to both Terrorists (T) and Counter-Terrorists (CT), de_nuke is a map that rewards strategy, coordination, and map knowledge.

This guide will explore the key aspects of de_nuke , including map layout, strategies for both sides, and tips to improve your gameplay. Whether you're a casual player or looking to level up in competitive matchmaking, this article will give you a solid understanding of how to play de_nuke effectively.


de_nuke features two bombsites: A and B , with a complex structure that involves multi-level buildings and open outdoor areas. The map is known for its heavy focus on verticality, where controlling high ground plays a crucial role. Both bombsites are placed inside buildings, making close-quarters combat a frequent occurrence.

The key areas of the map include: [list] [] Lobby: The main area for Terrorists to stage pushes into A or B. [] Silo: An exterior structure that allows players to jump onto the roof and take control of outside areas. [] Ramp Room: A long, narrow hallway leading to B-site. [] Heaven: An upper level with a view over A-site, giving CTs a strong vantage point. [*] Vents: The connecting route between A and B, crucial for quick rotations. [/list]


As a Terrorist on de_nuke , your main objective is to plant the bomb, but this map requires careful planning and proper use of smokes and flashes to cover your team’s movement. Here’s how to approach each section:

1. Outside Control (A-Site)
Controlling the outside area is key for executing successful A-site pushes. Utilize smokes to block off critical sightlines from CT positions such as Heaven and Garage.

Common smokes for outside take: [list] []Smoke Garage to prevent CTs from spotting your push. []Smoke Mini to isolate CT players who could peek from A-site. [*]Flash Heaven as you push through to minimize long-range picks from snipers. [/list] After gaining outside control, Terrorists can move towards secret stairs, leading them into B-site, or push through Mini and Main to execute an A-take.

2. Ramp Room (B-Site)
The ramp room provides a direct route to B-site. A well-timed rush with good flashes can overwhelm the CT holding ramp. However, CTs often rotate quickly once they lose ramp control, so it's important to plant as soon as possible if you manage to reach B.

Terrorists can also use utility to force the CTs into bad positions: [list] []Flash and molotov ramp corners to force players out of hiding spots. []Consider splitting from both ramp and secret for a double-pronged attack on B. [/list]

3. Split Tactics
One of the best strategies on de_nuke for Terrorists is to apply pressure on multiple fronts. By splitting your team into two groups (one taking control of ramp while the other works outside), you can force CTs to spread out, weakening their defense.

[list] [] A-Site Split: Use outside smokes to get control of Mini and split A with players coming through Lobby/Hut. This creates a crossfire that is hard for CTs to defend. [] B-Site Split: Use secret stairs from outside to flank B, while other players take ramp control. [/list]

4. Vents Play
Vents are a crucial part of the map for quick rotations. After gaining control of A, dropping into vents gives you immediate access to B-site, which can catch CTs off guard. Keep in mind that CTs often rotate quickly to counter this, so communication and timing are key.


As a CT on de_nuke , your objective is to prevent the Terrorists from planting the bomb by holding down key positions and maintaining control over choke points.

1. A-Site Hold
A-site is complex due to its multi-level structure. Defenders can hold from various positions, including: [list] [] Heaven: Provides a strong vantage point to hold both the site and outside. [] Mini: A good position to contest players pushing from outside or through Hut. [*] Hut/Top of Hut: Holding the tight entrance from Lobby or Squeaky Door is crucial to preventing rushes. [/list] Coordinate with your team to watch these points and ensure that you have strong crossfire setups.

2. Ramp Hold (B-Site)
The ramp room is a high-risk, high-reward area. CTs can either play aggressive, holding the entrance and peeking the Terrorists, or play passively, falling back to defend B-site from within.

Common strategies for holding ramp include: [list] []Falling back into Hell (the lower level) after initial contact and using utility to delay the push. []Having a teammate rotate to support from Control Room in B. [*]Playing passive with AWP or rifles and using nades to slow down enemy pushes. [/list]

3. Outside Control
Maintaining outside control is critical as Terrorists will often look to use this area for B splits or fakes.

Key areas to control as a CT include: [list] [] Garage: This is a common place to hold outside and prevent Terrorists from getting too much ground. You can play here with an AWP or rifle. [] Secret: If you lose outside, rotate quickly to hold Secret stairs to prevent a push towards B. [*] Heaven: Watch from above to cover outside pushes or support A-site. [/list] Use utility such as smokes and molotovs to block the Terrorists' vision and force them into unfavorable positions.

4. Rotations and Communication
One of the most challenging aspects of playing CT on de_nuke is rotating between the two bombsites. The map is designed to make rotations difficult, so good communication is crucial. Make sure that your teammates are calling out positions and numbers, allowing you to rotate efficiently.

Fast Rotations: [list] []Vents allow for quick movement between A and B but are highly contested. []CTs can rotate from ramp to Hell and then move to A or B depending on the situation. [/list]


Utility is a significant part of winning rounds on de_nuke . Here are some common and essential grenade setups for both teams.

Smokes for Terrorists: [list] [] Outside Wall of Smokes: This is a series of smokes to block off CT vision on outside and allow a secret push. The standard wall consists of smokes for garage and mini. [] Heaven Smoke: This blocks off the CTs holding from Heaven, a common A-site strategy. [*] Mini Smoke: Allows you to split A-site without being picked from the door. [/list]

Molotovs for Counter-Terrorists: [list] [] Molotov Squeaky Door: This prevents fast rushes into A-site from Lobby. [] Ramp Molotov: Use this to slow down Terrorist pushes into ramp. [*] Outside Molotovs: Placing a molotov at Red Box or T Red slows down outside takes and gives you valuable time to reposition. [/list]

Flashes: [list] [] Flashing Ramp: Both sides use flashes to contest ramp control. Terrorists flash to rush in, while CTs flash to peek and hold. [] Lobby Flashes: For CTs, tossing a flash into Lobby can give you control over the early round. [/list]


1. Communication is Key: On a map as complex as de_nuke , constant communication with your team is essential. Call out enemy positions, timings, and rotations to give your team the best chance to win.
2. Learn Key Positions: Whether it's Heaven, Vents, or Silo, mastering important spots on the map will give you an edge.
3. Use Utility Effectively: Every flash and smoke