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|---|---|
| Container | Chroma Case |
| Series Number | #38 |
| Type | Weapon Case |
| Collection | The Chroma Collection |
| Rarity Level | Consumer Grade |
| Release Date | January 08, 2015 |
| Update Name | Full Spectrum |
| Rarity stats | 2 - Covert 3 - Classified 4 - Restricted 5 - Mil-Spec All - StatTrak™ |
| Categories | All, StatTrak™ |
The Chroma Case launched on January 8, 2015, as part of the "Full Spectrum" update and holds the distinction of being the first case to introduce the Doppler knife finish to CS, a finish that would go on to define an era of knife collecting. As the original entry in the Chroma series, it set the template that the follow-up cases would build upon, pairing bold weapon skins with a knife pool that includes the legendary Doppler phases alongside Damascus Steel, Marble Fade, Tiger Tooth, Rust Coat, and Ultraviolet. The two Covert skins, the AWP Man-o'-war and the Galil AR Chatterbox, were both highly impactful upon release and retain strong community recognition. The Chroma Case remains a foundational piece of CS skin history and is still widely opened by collectors today.
The Chroma Case can still drop in-game after completing matches in CS2, but the probability of receiving this specific case from natural drops is low given the size of the active drop pool. Players who are targeting the Chroma Case will find that waiting for a drop is a slow and unpredictable approach.
Players can also buy the case on the Steam Community Market or on BloodyCase and open whenever they want until they get the skin they want. No key is needed to open on BloodyCase, which removes any additional friction from the opening experience.
The Chroma Case items consist of 13 weapon skins across Mil-Spec, Restricted, Classified, and Covert tiers. The Mil-Spec selections include the Glock-18 Catacombs, M249 System Lock, MP9 Deadly Poison, SCAR-20 Grotto, and XM1014 Quicksilver. The Restricted tier features the Dual Berettas Urban Shock, Desert Eagle Naga, MAC-10 Malachite, and Sawed-Off Serenity. At Classified, three standout skins compete for attention: the AK-47 Cartel, M4A4 Dragon King, and P250 Muertos. The Covert tier delivers two fan-favorites, the AWP Man-o'-war and the Galil AR Chatterbox, both of which are celebrated for their bold and recognizable designs. The knife pool covers the Bayonet, Flip Knife, Gut Knife, Karambit, and M9 Bayonet, all available in Doppler phases plus Damascus Steel, Marble Fade, Tiger Tooth, Rust Coat, and Ultraviolet, including the coveted Black Pearl, Ruby, and Sapphire Doppler variants.
Yes, the Chroma Case is still in the active drop pool in CS2 and can appear as a post-match reward. That said, the sheer number of cases available in the drop pool means that receiving this specific case through natural play is uncommon. Buying it directly is the faster and more dependable option.
The most reliable way is to sign up for BloodyCase and open a case there. You are guaranteed to receive your skin, which you can then transfer to your Steam account.
The Chroma Case special drop pool features five knife types, each available in Doppler finish variants and a selection of other premium finishes.
The Chroma Case carries real historical prestige as the case that brought Doppler knives to CS for the first time. The AWP Man-o'-war is one of the most widely recognized AWP skins in the game, and the Galil AR Chatterbox is a beloved community classic. The AK-47 Cartel and M4A4 Dragon King offer compelling options at the Classified tier. The knife pool is deep and competitive, with Black Pearl, Ruby, and Sapphire Doppler variants sitting at the absolute top of the desirability scale. Overall, this is a case with strong appeal across every tier and a knife pool that justifies every open.
The Chroma Case price on BloodyCase makes it one of the most accessible cases available: 1 case costs $1,49, 5 cases cost $7,45, and 10 cases cost $14,9. BloodyCase is the recommended platform for opening this case, with no key needed and your skin delivered immediately.