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.
The eight teams that will be participating in the main event of VCT Indonesia Stage 2 Challengers have been determined, with the likes of BOOM Esports, Persija Esports, and Dewa United Esports set to compete from May 12-29.
Riot Games announced groundbreaking new plans for VALORANT Esports today, which include the establishment of three international leagues at the highest level of competition for the 2023 season.
Talon Esports have confirmed the first three members of their VALORANT roster, the organization announced on Thursday.
FSL has launched the registration process for VCT Game Changers APAC Open 3, featuring a US$5,000 prize pool.
VALO2ASIA brings to you the roundup of all VALORANT Esports news in Asia-Pacific that made headlines the past week.
The final set of matches in the group stage concluded with ZETA DIVISION beating Ninjas in Pyjamas to clinch a berth in the quarter-finals. Meanwhile, XERXIA Esports are out of the race with the loss to OpTic Gaming in the decider match.
VALORANT Esports has revealed the matchups for the first round of the playoffs for VCT Masters 1 Reykjavik.
Lee “Hate” Ye-hun has returned to DWG KIA’s starting lineup ahead of VCT Korea Stage 2 Challengers, the South Korean organization announced on Monday.
In the rematch of the VALORANT Champions Group Stage clash, XERXIA Esports justified their win as they took down OpTic Gaming to start their Reykjavik campaign.
Some of the world’s best teams have already landed in Reykjavík, Iceland, where they will be competing against each other from April 10. Learn more about VCT Masters 1 Reykjavik by the numbers.
