Free Fire has rewritten the rules for esports in India. From crowded cybercafés to players battling it out on their phones, Garena’s Free Fire has evolved into one of the

Esports tournaments have become the lifeblood of India’s gaming ecosystem, transforming passionate hobbyists into competitive athletes and enthusiastic spectators into loyal fans. Over the past few years, India has witnessed

Esports in India has come a long way, hasn’t it? It’s amazing to think back to when gaming was just a way to kill time with friends, and now look

I’ve got a little confession: I fell for Valorant’s esports scene almost by accident. One late night, after another botched attempt at a Clutch in Silver rank, I stumbled into

India’s gaming landscape has transformed dramatically, giving rise to the vibrant world of esports. Gone are the days when gaming was simply a hobby; today, millions of players from all

Not long ago, esports in Canada felt like a handful of small LAN parties and a dream of bigger things to come. These days, we’re walking into packed arenas, following

Let’s start with a scene we’re all familiar with: a roaring crowd, flashing lights, players in matching jerseys walking onto a stage; it feels as much like a sporting final

There’s something absolutely electric about seeing a favorite player or team rise above the rest, not just on the scoreboard, but in the spotlight of a real awards moment. In

We’ve spent countless late nights huddled around glowing monitors, jaws dropped at the epic plays of China’s powerhouse esports teams. It’s not just about flashy trophies; in China, these teams