Team Liquid PH dethroned Onic Philippines, 4-3, claiming the MPL Philippines Season 15 title in a thrilling nailbiter held at ...

Patrick "PatMen" Mendoza emerged as a driving force for Singaporean Valorant powerhouse Paper Rex after they conquered the ...

Filipino League of Legends players now have a direct path to qualify for the LoL Championship Pacific (LCP) wildcard playoffs. Riot Games announced this as they revealed details for the 2025 edition ...

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Bang Bang world championship MVP Grant Duane "Kelra" Pillas and Team Liquid PH's star EXP Laner Sanford Vinuya will join the national team for the IESF ...

During its beta, VALORANT had nearly three million players logged in to test out the all-new first-person shooter. After its release in June, Valorant has been averaging around 75,000 viewers and is ...

“I have to make this count,” I thought to myself. I immediately messaged the team’s Twitter account and asked if I could design their jerseys for the event. I was directed to Execration management and ...

In a press release sent to Esports Inquirer earlier this week, MOONTON Games received 220,000 yuan (~1.8 million Philippine Peso at 1CNY/8.22PHP) after successfully suing Riot Games’ parent company ...

Failing to make it to the TI11 main stage, Talon is obviously looking to improve its roster in preparation for the upcoming season. Releasing Damien “kpii” Chok and Britzio “Hyde” Budiana, the team ...

Tons of indie game devs, mostly porn game devs, flocked around this announcement and were delighted to add their respective games to the list. Before this announcement, the cam site only allowed 4 ...

courtesy of HoYoverse HoYo FEST will debut an artist’s alley for the Philippines and other Southeast Asian countries this year, as HoYoverse’s largest offline event for its games’ players returns for ...

Talon Esports carry player Nuengnara “23Savage” Teeramahanon posted a public apology after he went under for saying that Filipinos “spread like cancer” in the Dota 2 pro scene. The Thai player ...