Esports is an ever-growing industry that has seen massive growth in the last 5 years. Games of almost all genres have come forward in making a mark for themselves such as Fortnite and PUBG reaching new limits with the Battle Royale experience, Valorant moving into franchising just 2 years into the game and Rocket League seeing more than a 100k viewers on the World Championship streams. The numbers have seen immense increments in terms of viewership especially after the COVID outbreak and hence t

Why Has Eternal Return Been Unsuccessful to Grow as an Esports Game and What Can Others Learn From It?

Eternal Return recently celebrated its 2nd anniversary on 11th October. Shortly after, they are holding their Arena tournament with viewer count on Twitch remaining between 300-500. For a game that has seen constant tournaments by the developers, they have failed to gain much attraction. The game is currently in its 7th Season with various tournaments of different

Does My Hero One's Justice 2 Hold Any Esports Potential?


[size=large]My Hero One's Justice 2 has recently joined the plethora of PvP anime games waiting in line for their turn to break out as the next esports frenzy. Since most of the anime esports candidates fail to steal the attention of esports gamers, what

As we all know Esports is becoming so popular day by day. You are an Esports gamer or wanted to become an Esports gamer because of fame, money, and many more things. Still, you are fearing the problem that there are also so many professional Esports gamers who are playing games like Dota 2, and Fortnite, Pubg and there is also so much competition. However, every problem has

[size=large]Dragon Ball is an anime that almost every kid and adult has watched. There have been legendary games that Bandai Namco has come forward with over the course of many years such as the Budokai series. They may not have been esports titles but they set the scale for upcoming fighting anime games very h

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Esports, in recent years, has become the leading entertainment for many, even beating out television for specific demographics. But we can’t forget that all of this fame overnight as it was the combined effort of the community, which has grown in leaps and bounds. It might now be the best out there, but it is the most welcoming by a wide margin, which is why ma

Esports has been on the rise since the early days of the internet, but no one would have thought that it would progress to a point where we would have official esports teams that compete in tournaments on professional levels. The dawn of the 2000s was the proper start as it brought the games and technology needed for esports to be available to the masses

There is no doubt that Steam is the biggest and most well-known platform for games on windows. It is also responsible for kickstarting many different esports with the release of Counter-Strike 1.6 and Counter-Strike Global Offensive. With the players’ trust and excellent internet connectivity, it is the best platform to release esports titles.

But esports is not as easily accessible

Video gaming tournaments are known as eSports and they are just as challenging as physical sports. While traditional sports require players to give in their best physical performance, video games require gamers to give in their best mental performance.

Every true gamer dreams about being one of the top eSport gamers in the world. Different eSport tournaments exist today with

Esports has long since evolved from isolated tournaments or city championships. It is now an international sport where teams from different countries compete for the title of the best player. This has led many to pursue esports as an official sport, but for many, it isn’t easy to start as it requires a significant investment and a long time to pay