Author: Bhavya Shah
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PUBG Mobile return doubtful, to be permanently banned in India
The multiplayer battle royale game, PUBG Mobile that sensationalized the whole nation was expected to come back, but alas, that’s not the case anymore. PUBG Mobile ban is here to stay, according to a report by IGN India. Earlier this week, several sources confirmed that 59 applications including TikTok, WeChat and UC Browser that were…
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Valorant thrilled with response, assessing esports plans for India, South Asia
Riot Games’ foremost 5-on-5 tactical first-person shooter (FPS) seems to have big plans for South Asia and India. Launched in June 2020, Valorant gained massive popularity consistently across regions. The game was launched in a phased manner across countries amid the COVID-19 pandemic, however, the enthusiasts took no time to find ways to access the…
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Blast Global Finals 2020: Teams, Format, Streams and more
The BLAST Premier 2020 will eventually end later this month with the commencement of BLAST Premier: Global Finals 2020. The event will kick off on January 19 for the next six days until January 24. With a whopping prize pool of 1 million USD, BLAST will end the series in fashion. All of the top…
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BitLife Achievements List & How To Do Them
Developed by Candywriter LLC, BitLife – Life Simulator is rapidly growing with over 10 million downloads on Play Store. It is an amusing game that lets you make life choices followed by subsequent repercussions. To developers claim it to be the first text life stimulator that “truly mashes up and simulates adult life”. There are…
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FalleN’s departure from MIBR stirs a controversy
Earlier this week, Gabriel “FalleN” Toledo joined Team Liquid following the departure of Russel “Twistzz” Van Dulken. The latter was reportedly in talks with FaZe Clan, however, the organization was also in touch with Finn “karrigan” Andersen. Gabriel had benched himself following MIBR’s decision to bench his fellow teammates and coach amid the spectator bug…
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Valve removes KRIMZ’s VAC ban
Earlier this week, Fnatic rifler Freddy “KRiMZ” Johansson and several other Swedish professionals who used matchmaking platform Esportal were erroneously banned by Valve Anti-Cheat (VAC). Following the ban, Krimz requested in a tweet, “It seems that my account got VAC banned. CSGO, can you fix this ASAP please.” Several unwarranted VAC bans in the past…
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Fnatic’s CSGO pro Krimz VAC Banned
Freddy “KRiMZ” Johansson from fnatic has been handed Valve Anti-Cheat (VAC) ban. 26-year-old from Sweden is a two-time major winner. Fnatic had won ESL One: Katowice 2015 and ESL One: Cologne 2015 back-to-back during their peak period. Besides this, he has triumphed at almost 20 premier LAN events since 2013. On opening Johansson’s steam profile,…
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Valorant fan creates a Samurai like agent ‘Mamuro’
When the recently released map Icebox was added into the game alongside Act 3, the map had several clues about the upcoming 14th agent. The map had several easter eggs and samurai armour at A-site. The clues suggest that the developers are, at present, working on a samurai-based new agent. The alleged lab experiment and…
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Valorant: TSM wins First Strike UMG NA
The grand finale of First Strike – UMG North-America has eventually concluded with Team SoloMid (TSM) being the champions. The event hosted star-studded lineups of 16 teams throughout the region. The teams were divided into four groups comprising four teams each. The group stage was hosted in a double-elimination best-of-three format with the top two…
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PUBG India Pvt. Ltd. – All You Need To Know
As earlier affirmed by the organization, PUBG Corporation has officially registered its Indian subsidiary under the title “PUBG India Private Limited”.