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 ...

My curiosity about Path of Exile had been building for some time—tempered by its reputation for complexity that could be daunting for new players—was something that piqued my interest further. After ...

eSports by Inquirer.Net is the home of the Philippine eSports Organization (PeSO). The website was founded in 2014 through the partnership between PeSO and Inquirer.net. Our mission is to bring ...

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 ...

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 ...

After a month-long tryout period, Team Philippines has announced its starting lineup for the upcoming Overwatch World Cup Asia-Pacific Conference. Adriel Robin “Pugbutt” Ong – Tank Juan Vito Carlo ...

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 ...

PH Esports still a powerhouse in MLBB The tournament will feature Counter Strike 2, Dota 2, the eFootball Series, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and PUBG Mobile for the third straight year. The Philippines ...

De La Salle University claimed the UAAP Season 87 Mobile Legends: Bang Bang title after a come-from-behind victory against National University, 2-1, during the Grand Finals held at the Quantum Skyview ...

Esports, for the first time in history, will be a medal event in the upcoming 2019 Southeast Asian Games. Carrying our flag in this discipline will be Sibol, the Philippine national team for esports.