'Challengermode,' the Stockholm-based tournament organization platform, has entered into a four-year-long partnership with 'NODWIN Gaming,' a South Asian esports organization. Challengermode is an experienced tournament-hosting company that has previously collaborated with businesses in other regions such as the United States.
The two organizations will collaborate on a number of engaging events and tournaments that are curated to each local market in the region. This means that, in regions in South Asia where the majority of players prefer mobile devices, the tournaments will be on popular mobile games, and in central cities where players prefer major esports, the tournaments will be on games such as 'CS:GO' and 'FIFA.'
Through this four-year-long initiative, Challengermode and NODWIN Gaming hope to increase the visibility of esports as an industry in South Asia and Africa through the use of key markets drawing in large numbers of both participation and funding.
South Asian Gaming Events
Challengermode and NODWIN Will Host Tournaments Across Asia and Africa
Trend Themes
1. Curated Local Tournaments - Challengermode and NODWIN Gaming will host local tournaments curated to each market's preferences, showcasing opportunities for regional innovation.
2. Mobile Esports - Mobile game tournaments in regions such as South Asia and Africa represent a significant opportunity for companies to disrupt the mobile gaming industry.
3. Increasing Esports Visibility - Collaborating on high-profile esports events across the region has the potential to increase visibility and create further market opportunities.
Industry Implications
1. Esports - The partnership between Challengermode and NODWIN Gaming emphasizes the growing impact and potential for investment in the esports industry.
2. Gaming and Mobile Gaming - The rise in mobile game tournaments presents a valuable opportunity to disrupt the gaming and mobile gaming industries through innovation in gameplay and technology.
3. Events and Hospitality - As the esports industry grows, there will be an increasing demand for event and hospitality services in order to host regional tournaments, opening up opportunities for disruption.