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.
All eyes are on VCT Masters 1 Reykjavik, as we head towards the first Masters event of the year. Make sure that you don’t miss out on all the actions starting April 10-24.
After 119 days, VALORANT will return to LAN for one of the biggest tournaments of the year at Masters 1 Reykjavik. Who will reign supreme this time?
Jung “Bangnan” Min-u joins an DWG KIA squad that is in the process of rebuilding following the end of VCT Korea Stage 1 Challengers.
Joshua “JoshS” Santos and Patrick “Derek” Lacson are no longer part of Bren Esports, the players have announced.
The players representing Kingsmen will go their separate ways as their contracts with the Singaporean organization have come to an end, the players have announced.
Hong “Eraser” Chang-pyo has been appointed as the new coach of Global Esports’ VALORANT team.
Byeon “Munchkin” Sang-beom has been released by Crazy Raccoon, putting an end to a 14-month stint playing under the Japanese organization.
Agneya “Marzil” Koushik is no longer a part of Velocity Gaming. In his parting announcement, the 24-year-old stated that he is now open to offers from teams.
VCT APAC Stage 1 Challengers garnered a peak viewership of 99,570 during the match between XERXIA Esports and Bleed eSports, according to Esports Charts.
The playoff bracket of VCT Game Changers APAC Open 2 has been set following the conclusion of the knockout stage on Sunday, which saw eight top teams progress to the double-elimination bracket beginning this Thursday.
