India's esports scene is evolving. Top gamers Raistar and Gyan Gaming are now playing MOBA 5v5 games. This move shows a focus ...

This shift is more than a personal choice—it reflects the growing sophistication of Indian competitive gaming, where strategy ...

Raistar and Gyan Gaming move from Free Fire to MOBA 5v5, marking India’s shift toward strategy-led, team-based esports ...

MOBA 5v5 is more than a competitive format—it is a platform for ambition, learning, and professional excellence. Raistar and ...

Raistar and Gyan Gaming are no strangers to competitive gaming. They have dominated action-packed battle games like Free Fire ...

A New Era for Competitive Gaming in India. The Indian esports ecosystem is standing at a decisive crossroads. As competitive ...

Top gaming icons embrace strategy and teamwork, creating potential for brands and sponsors in India’s growing esports ...

In total, Raistar has been featured in 14333 squad games and triumphed in 2560 of them, translating to a win rate of 17.86%. He has notched over 48759 kills, maintaining a K/D ratio of 4.14. Coming to ...

India’s esports audience is expanding fast, expected to reach 400 million by 2025. While games like Free Fire brought mass ...

MOBA 5v5 resonates closely with Indian viewers, much like gully cricket, where every participant has a defined role and ...

MOBA 5v5 resonates with Indian audiences culturally and competitively. Much like Gully Cricket, each participant has a unique ...