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.
Last week, we sat down with Vera, an intern host for VCT CN who recently joined the official broadcast team in the 2025 season.
In-game leader Park “Estrella” Gun has officially left RRQ after a season with the team.
Công “crazyguy” Anh Ngô brings a wealth of experience to RRQ, having led Bleed Esports to the 2023 VCT Ascension Pacific title as their in-game leader, also with a storied career that traces back to his Counter-Strike days.
Suggest will make his return to competition with Gen.G after a year-long hiatus following his time with the original iteration of DFM, a team that failed to secure a single series win in 2023.
The VCT Pacific Stage 1 English broadcast lineup is set, featuring familiar faces alongside newcomer Dion “Komodo” Pirotta.
Jieni7 has been promoted to EDward Gaming’s main roster midway through VCT CN Stage 1.
Taking place this July, the 2025 Esports World Cup (EWC) will feature VALORANT for the first time.
Learn more about Global Esports Academy, which consists of five players selected from over 6,000 applicants.
We reached out to two CEOs from two different esports organizations from within the VALORANT Southeast Asian scene, Arra “an0raK” Baron from Oasis Gaming, and Intouchaya “Jijung” Chinpinkyo from FULL SENSE, to hear their thoughts about the current state of the tier-two circuit, where their passions stem from, and what it means to have such a prominent role in the community.
T1 is set to bring back Home Ground, this time hosting a VALORANT match at Inspire Arena on a Saturday, where they will invite another team to compete in front of their home crowd.
