The MongolZ, best known for its Major-qualifying roster in Counter-Strike, has entered VALORANT with the signing of Imperials. 

With Bleed Esports, Zest will make his return to VCT Pacific, while Retla will see some familiar faces under a familiar banner in his new endeavor.

Bleed Esports are making roster changes after a rocky start to their VCT Pacific campaign in Seoul. 

Narasi’s VALORANT docuseries delves into the journeys of three teams featuring Indonesian players throughout the 2023 season and provides insights into their future, all with English subtitles.

The former Gen.G and Top Esports member Yeom “eKo” Wang-ryong comes in to round out the NOEZ FOXX roster for VALORANT Challengers Japan Split 2. 

Apinya and Hestiazy are looking at a three-month ban from competitions, set to expire in mid-April which is around one month from now. 

We’ll soon find out which team capsules in VALORANT are the most popular, as Riot Games is set to unveil their rankings “very soon.”

VCT is rife with some memorable moments, and VALORANT Masters Tokyo gave us one to remember, now etched into the game itself.

EDward Gaming and Paper Rex will face off at VALORANT Masters Madrid in their fourth best-of-three series, following matches in Istanbul, Tokyo, and Los Angeles.

VCT Pacific continued to pull in massive audiences, with the 2023 KICKOFF event now surpassing the previous record from the league held last year.