southeast asia

The seven-week tournament will be filled with action from Southeast Asia’s tier-two VALORANT scene in Challengers SEA Split 2.

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.

The 2025 season of VALORANT Game Changers SEA is officially set to begin, with Split 1 kicking off this week! Here’s everything you need to know about the tournament.

The VALORANT Challengers regular season has concluded, locking in the six teams set to battle in the playoffs from February 12-16.

We had the chance to speak with Temuulen “consz” Gankhuyag, a former The MongolZ player to talk about the Mongolian VALORANT scene—something we think hasn’t really been talked about anywhere before.

We had the opportunity to chat with one of Thailand’s top FPS coaches, Piyangoon “MYM” Kitisin, covering everything from his beginnings in VALORANT to the recent disbandment of MiTH and what lies ahead.

12 teams will battle it out in VALORANT Challengers SEA Split 1 for the US$100,000 prize pool and Circuit Points leading to Ascension.

Disguised (DSG) has announced its departure from the APAC region, expressing frustration with VALORANT Challengers SEA’s streaming exclusivity policy tied to the platform SOOP.

Skyesports has invited a total of ten teams from the Southeast Asian region for the online, invite-only Skyesports SEA Championship, which will begin on November 8.

Organized by Dubai-based Galaxy Racer, the US$100,000 VALORANT India Invitational will be held from November 18-20 at an as yet undisclosed venue in Hyderabad, India, featuring a mix of domestic and international sides.