Desert Eagle | Tilted (Well-Worn)

Well-Worn (WW) is the fourth of the five wears of the mint-green graffiti Deagle. The Desert Eagle | Tilted gets floats 0.38 to 0.45 here, which is 9% of the skin's range, and that range ends at 0.75. The skin is Industrial Grade, and it has no case of its own. For CS2 the pistol can be bought in any of the five wears.

What the Desert Eagle | Tilted looks like in Well-Worn

This is a light pistol with turquoise paintwork: a cream-mint base, gray smudges, and scraps of letters and curls over the slide and grip. Gold sits on the screws, the safety and the trim. The magazine is dark blue and closest in tone to the underside of the frame.

In Well-Worn the pale base is visibly dirtied along the slide edge and at the grip corners, and the gold on the screws has already dulled. The artwork still reads, because wear hits the base and not the turquoise lines. Wear is set when the skin drops and never changes, so the float on a listing stays what it was.

Where the Desert Eagle | Tilted came from

Valve drew the Desert Eagle | Tilted itself, and no Steam Workshop submission was ever made for it. Its number in Valve's catalog is 138. It appeared in October 2024 and has been listed in the Overpass 2024 Collection since the first day.

What to check before buying

In a Desert Eagle | Tilted listing, these are the parameters to check:

• a float inside 0.38 to 0.45, a short band where listings differ little from one another;


• the state of the gold screws and trim;


• stickers and a name tag from the previous owner, which stay on the item.

Searching by pattern index is pointless, since the artwork does not change. In this wear the Desert Eagle | Tilted is a short band of 0.38 to 0.45, so chasing a number is not worth the effort.

What the Desert Eagle | Tilted costs in Well-Worn

Against the other wears the price looks like this:

• Factory New comes in at more than five times the price;


• Minimal Wear costs exactly twice as much;


• Field-Tested is almost a fifth cheaper;


• Battle-Scarred is about a third cheaper.

Among five Industrial Grade Desert Eagles, the Tilted in Well-Worn takes second place from the bottom, behind Desert Eagle | Mudder. Desert Eagle | Urban DDPAT costs about six times as much. Night costs more than forty times as much, and Midnight Storm more than fifty.

Getting the Desert Eagle | Tilted

No case with this skin was ever released. Copies of the Desert Eagle | Tilted come from tournament souvenir packages for Overpass. A trade-up cannot produce it either: within its own collection the skin sits on the lowest rank.

StatTrak and Souvenir

There is no StatTrak version of the Desert Eagle | Tilted. A Souvenir version exists.

Stickers and craft on the Desert Eagle | Tilted

The base here is pale, and stickers in saturated colors read on it at once. The turquoise scribbles stretch over the slide and the grip, so a small sticker placed next to them gets lost. It is better to pick a clean field between the drawings.

Who this wear suits

Buying the Desert Eagle | Tilted specifically in Well-Worn makes sense if:

• the artwork has to read and signs of wear on a light base do not bother you;


• you need a middle option between Minimal Wear and Battle-Scarred;


• the Deagle goes into a CS2 build where stickers matter more than flawless paint.

Field-Tested on this Deagle is both cleaner and almost a fifth cheaper.