MusorDrop: Case Simulator

MusorDrop is a case opening simulator that runs on in-game currency. Instead of a case, a trash bin; instead of a skin, a find from the junkyard.

WHAT'S INSIDE

• Sixty-four cases — from the cheapest one to the kind you save up for the whole game, including themed ones: pistols only, sniper rifles only, rifles only. The contents and the chance of every item are shown before opening, right on the case screen: you can see what's inside in advance.

• Batch opening: one, two, three, five or ten cases at once.

• Upgrade: pick an item, pick how high you aim — ×1.5, ×2, ×5 or ×10 — and spin. The higher the multiplier, the lower the chance, and that chance is written on the wheel.

• Contracts: five items go into the deal, one comes back. The worst outcome returns a third of what you put in, the best — three times more.

• Magnet crane: each drop costs coins, and you catch whatever rides the junkyard conveyor with an electromagnet — from small scrap to a safe.

• Guess the Drop: three items, one is real, triple reward.

• Sorting: an item drops from a case — guess whether the next one will be pricier or cheaper. The chance for each side is written right on the button, and you can collect your winnings after any correct answer.

• Rats: twenty-five trash bins, some of them hide rats. Every empty bin multiplies your winnings, and you decide when to stop.

• A catalog of over four thousand items: skins, knives, gloves, stickers, agents. Upgrades and contracts use all of it.

• Wheel of fortune, inventory, item selling, operation history and stats.

• Daily bonus and a timed bonus case.

• Ten interface languages.

FAIR ODDS

The chance for every tier is written right on the screen — both on the case and on the upgrade wheel. Nothing is hidden in fine print: before opening you can see what it consists of and how likely each outcome is.

IMPORTANT

This is a simulator. The balance and items are fictional. Real money is not accepted, paid out or won. Items cannot be bought for money, sold, traded or withdrawn from the app.

The main game works offline. Online — case battles, duels and a leaderboard — is optional and uses Google sign-in; it has its own progress.

This app was created independently and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Valve Corporation. Counter-Strike, CS2, item names and images are trademarks and property of Valve Corporation; they are used solely to describe items inside the simulator. Prices are for reference only, taken from public Steam Community Market data, and are not an offer.

The app is not affiliated with any case opening websites and is not their client: there are no deposits and no item withdrawals.

The app is intended for users aged 16 and over.