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  1. PC Gamer22

    2026 Golden Joystick Awards Shortlist Announced, Including PC Game of the Year, Voting Now Open

    The shortlist for the 44th annual Golden Joystick Awards has been announced, including 10 nominees for PC Game of the Year such as Big Walk, Crimson Desert, Escape from Tarkov, and Valheim. To qualify, games had to be released between November 1, 2025, and September 25, 2026. Voting closes on October 23, and winners will be revealed at a ceremony on November 11.

  2. HLTV62

    ESL Pro League S24 final day: Vitality face MOUZ for the title as Aurora sweep Spirit for third

    ESL Pro League S24 reached its final day at the Spodek in Katowice, with Vitality facing MOUZ in the grand final and Aurora sweeping Spirit to take third place. After the match flameZ said his team enjoys playing MOUZ, while apEX said MOUZ cannot beat them at full strength and noted he will miss the next tournament due to his child's birth. ZywOo posted 64-33 and a 1.65 rating in the final, and Aurora's win moved them closer to a Stage 3 spot at the Singapore Major.

  3. HLTV22

    ZywOo: "I love Cache too much"

    Vitality beat MOUZ in the ESL Pro League Season 24 final to win their second trophy in a row, with ZywOo taking the 34th MVP medal of his career. ZywOo said Cache has been one of his favorite maps since 2017 and he posted a 2.03 rating on it at this tournament. On apEX missing PGL Masters Bucharest for the birth of his child, ZywOo said the team will still try to win the tournament regardless of who is playing.

  4. HLTV40

    ZywOo claims 34th career MVP at ESL Pro League S24

    Mathieu "ZywOo" Herbaut has won the HLTV x 1xBET Most Valuable Player award at ESL Pro League Season 24, leading Vitality to their second consecutive title. The French sniper averaged a tournament-high 1.43 rating and topped the board in all three playoff games against PARIVISION (1.66), Aurora (1.44), and MOUZ (1.65). The award is his sixth of the year and extends his all-time record to 34 medals.

  5. VLR.gg62

    G2 reaches top four at Champions Shanghai with 2-1 win over T1

    G2 Esports beat T1 2-1 at Champions Shanghai, eliminating the Pacific region's last representative and advancing to the top four. G2 won 13-11 on T1's pick Lotus, T1 answered 13-10 on Abyss, and G2 closed it out 13-6 on Ascent. G2 is the third Americas team in the top four and will face 100 Thieves at the Mercedes-Benz Arena on Friday, Oct. 16 for a spot in the lower final.

Oct 11Sun
  1. @HLTVorg30

    FlyQuest, Chinggis Warriors Earn VRS Points

    FlyQuest add to VRS after cruising to victory at ANZC Locals; Chinggis Warriors get big win over 5star in MESA Pro Series https://www.hltv.org/news/45697/flyquest-add-to-vrs-after-cruising-to-victory-at-anzc-locals-chinggis-warriors-get-big-win-over-5star-in-mesa-pro-series

  2. HLTV38

    FlyQuest Add 149 VRS Points After ANZC Locals Win; Chinggis Warriors Beat 5star in MESA Pro Series Final

    FlyQuest won the ANZC Locals Brisbane Season 2 LAN without dropping a map, adding 149 points to their VRS ranking and moving into fifth place above Lynn Vision and 5star. Chinggis Warriors beat 5star 2-1 in the MESA Pro Series Fall grand final in Ulaanbaatar, earning $1,650 and 171 VRS points to provisionally sit fourth, while 5star added 94 points and dropped to sixth, below the invite threshold.

  3. Esports Insider42

    Tidebound Reunites Four TI 2025 Players for 2026-2027 Return

    Team Tidebound has returned to competitive Dota 2 after a 10-month hiatus, with Ning "xiao8" Zhang coaching the roster for the 2026-2027 season. The lineup brings back four players from its TI 2025 roster — Shiro, NothingToSay, plAnet and y` — with Yang joining in the offlane. The organisation had been inactive since December 2025, after placing seventh-eighth at TI 2025.