VALORANT Game Changers Pacific returns from 6-12 October bringing together the top teams from local Game Changers leagues, including Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, Oceania and South Asia in Bangkok.
Eight teams remain from the starting field of 16 in the AfreecaTV SEA Invitational. Playoffs start from December 1-4.
Keep track of official OFF//SEASON tournaments in the VCT 2022 season. Tournaments are sorted in chronological order.
With the squad now complete and Minimise taking the reins of leadership, the newly-revamped Bonkers are now ready for their upcoming VCT Oceania Stage 1 Challengers campaign next month.
A name that is recognized worldwide and a long-time member of the Korean PUBG scene, Go “Esther” Jeong-won will be turning his focus to Riot Games-developed FPS over PUBG.
Following 19 months away from Velocity Gaming, Karan “Excali” Mhaswadkar now returns to the banner he first represented in VALORANT.
Over the course of the next six days, 16 teams will be fighting for their share of the US$25,000 prize pool in the AfreecaTV SEA Invitational, including the likes of Bleed Esports, Fancy United Esports, and RRQ.
If you’re planning to attend 88rising’s Head In The Clouds (HITC) Manila, consider stopping by VALORANT’s booth in collaboration with Riot Games
The X10 Sapphire lineup will not seek individual offers and are looking forward to sticking together.
DRX continue their impressive performance during OFF//SEASON as they secured the Gwangju Esports Series Asia title with a dominant performance against Talon Esports 3-0 (Icebox 13-8, Ascent 13-8, Haven 13-8) in the grand final.
It has been announced that Todak have pulled out of the AfreecaTV SEA Invitational, with the Malaysian squad set to be replaced by Thai-based Team NKT.
