Indian esports tournament platform Gamerji has launched its operations in the South East Asia market starting with Indonesia and Philippines.
Southeast Asia stands as the epicentre of esports, experiencing rapid growth driven by several key factors. Advancements in gaming hardware, robust internet infrastructure, and cutting-edge streaming technology have collectively elevated the gaming experience.
Gamerji has gone live with eight game titles including PUBG Mobile, Free Fire, MLBB, Valorant, Clash Royale, CS:GO, Rocket League and FIFA, and is offering virtual currency and a free three-day subscription to users. The company aims to add one million users from the South East Asia region over the next 12 months.
Gamerji allows gamers to compete, host matches, communicate and get recognised for their gaming skills.
Gamerji CEO and founder Soham Thacker said, “As esports continues its exponential growth, gaining recognition globally from esteemed Olympic councils to governments, educational institutions, brands, and industries, Gamerji is committed to enhancing its presence in SEA markets which has been witnessing the soaring popularity of esports.”