Valve has released the CS:GO's October 2 update. The Scrimmage Matchmaking playlist map pool was shifted slightly, with Cache added to the host of options in the more casual mode. Mirage has also finally been added to Scrimmage Matchmaking. The Moroccan-based map has been one of the most popular Bomb Defusal options in the game since 2013.

Valve also confirmed that the arrival of Cache and Mirage to the scrimmage pool hasn't affected both maps' availability in the title's competitive playlists. Therefore, you can expect to see the old variant of Cache in your competitive sessions ahead of the expected release of the newly redesigned Cache on October 10.

The October 2 update also saw two maps shifted out of the scrimmage playlist, with both Breach and Ruby pulled from CS:GO to a certain extent. Breach has only been removed from Scrimmage Matchmaking, while Ruby has been "removed from official game servers" entirely.

For more info about the update, you can read the full notes below: