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Esports is a word that has gained much fame in recent years due to the massive success of titles such as Counter-Strike and League of Legends. But for as much as these games are loved, it would not be wrong to say that they are not for everyone. Not only are they hyper-competitive but also require years of practice to even stand a chance against the best. Bu

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There are 2 types of team coordination: bounded and unbounded. While bounded team coordination bounds an eSport player to one team indefinitely, unbounded team coordination gives casual eSport gamers the freedom to join any team they want.

While bounded team coordination in eSports is crucial, it doesn’t have to be like that 100% of the time.

Many eSport games, like

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Korea, the land of K-pop and K-drama has in recent years taken the world by storm with its fantastic media. It also happens to contain video games and why wouldn’t it when Korea along with Japan and China are the main hub of esports in Asia, contributing more than half of the entire player base. Even among them, Korea stands out from the rest as it has a ma

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Real-Time Strategy, or simply RTS for short, is a genre of video games that is unlike any other. Where other gaming genres have some predefined outcomes for a given narrative or environment, RTS games free players of any limitation and each match’s outcome is solely based on the player’s actions.

This is one of the top reasons why RTS games are popular among fans as the

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The 90s were truly an era of innovation and growth. Gaming as a medium took its modern shape in those formative years. Supporting this growth were developers who focused on making the games as optimized as possible. A feat that in the old days of megabyte RAM was not a luxury, but a necessity. One of the best genres to push optimization to the extreme was RTS. The