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Rainbow Six Mobile Release Date and All You Need To Know

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Rainbow Six Mobile Release Date and All You Need To Know

After three years of closed tests, regional rollouts, and careful refinement, Rainbow Six Mobile finally has a concrete launch date. Ubisoft confirmed in a recent post that the tactical shooter will release worldwide on February 23, 2026, bringing the intense 5v5 siege gameplay of the PC and console classic to iOS and Android devices .

Here is exactly what you need to know about Rainbow Six Mobile release date, current availability, device requirements, and gameplay before the global launch.

Rainbow Six Mobile Release Date Confirmed

Rainbow Six Mobile will launch globally on February 23, 2026. The game will be free-to-play and available simultaneously on both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

This date marks the end of a lengthy development cycle that began with the game’s announcement in April 2022. Following multiple closed alpha and beta phases, Ubisoft opted for an extended soft launch period to optimize performance and server stability before opening the game to all regions.

You Can Play It Right Now (If You’re in the Right Region)

While the global release is set for February 2026, Rainbow Six Mobile is already live in several countries through a soft launch. If you live in Canada, Mexico, Colombia, France, or Poland, you can download and play the game immediately.

The soft launch expanded to Latin America on July 16, 2025, allowing players in those regions to access the full current build, progress through the operator roster, and participate in ranked matches. Player feedback from these regions is being used to balance operators and fix bugs ahead of the global release.

What the Game Actually Is

Rainbow Six Mobile adapts the core formula of Rainbow Six Siege for mobile hardware. It features 5v5 multiplayer matches where attackers and defenders face off in close-quarters tactical combat. The mobile version retains the franchise’s signature destructible environments, operator-specific gadgets, and high-lethality gunplay where headshots matter and sound cues win rounds.

However, Ubisoft has not simply ported the PC version. Matches are shorter and more streamlined for mobile sessions. The control scheme uses customizable touch controls with auto-fire options and simplified gadget deployment. The user interface has been completely redesigned so operators, drones, and cameras are accessible without cluttering the screen during firefights.

At global launch, Rainbow Six Mobile will feature over 24 operators drawn from the Siege roster, including fan favorites like Ash, Sledge, Mute, Bandit, Caveira, and Dokkaebi. Each operator keeps their unique gadget and weapon loadout, requiring teams to coordinate picks for breaching, intel gathering, or area denial.

The map pool includes classics like Bank, Border, Clubhouse, Oregon, and Villa, alongside mobile-exclusive maps named Summit and Restaurant. Game modes include the standard Bomb mode, the faster-paced Bomb Rush, and Team Deathmatch for players who prefer straight firefights over objective play.

Device Requirements

Before you pre-register, verify your device meets the minimum specifications. Rainbow Six Mobile is demanding for a mobile title due to its detailed destruction physics and high-fidelity audio.

Android Requirements:

  • RAM: 4GB minimum
  • OS: Android 9 or higher
  • Storage: Approximately 3.5GB (3.27GB initial download plus a 300MB additional package)
  • Compatible Examples: Samsung Galaxy S8, Galaxy A05, Redmi Note 13, Oppo A15

iOS Requirements:

  • Processor: A12 Bionic chip or newer
  • OS: iOS 14.4 or higher
  • RAM: 4GB
  • Compatible Devices: iPhone XS, iPhone XR, iPhone 11 and newer, iPad Air (3rd generation), iPad Mini (5th generation), iPad (8th generation) and newer

Note that the game requires a persistent online connection via 4G, 5G, or Wi-Fi. Older devices that meet the OS requirement but lack the processing power may still struggle with frame rates during heavy destruction sequences.

How to Pre-Register and Why You Should

Pre-registration is currently open on both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Signing up ensures you receive a notification the moment the game launches in your region, preventing download delays when servers go live on February 23.

Additionally, Ubisoft has announced a milestone reward system tied to pre-registration numbers. As global sign-ups reach specific thresholds (12 million, 20 million, etc.), all players will unlock exclusive in-game cosmetics including weapon charms and weapon skins at launch.

To pre-register:

  1. Visit the Rainbow Six Mobile page on your device’s app store
  2. Tap the “Pre-Register” or “Get” button
  3. Confirm your selection
  4. The game will auto-download on February 23 when available

With the February 23, 2026 being Rainbow Six Mobile release date, the remaining months are dedicated to final polish and seasonal content preparation. Ubisoft has confirmed that post-launch support will include new operators, maps, and seasonal events, mirroring the live-service model that has kept the PC version active for nearly a decade.

If you are in a soft-launch region, now is the time to learn the maps and experiment with operator lineups. For everyone else, checking your device storage and pre-registering is the best way to ensure you are ready to breach on day one.

Team Falcons Crushes FaZe in PGL Cluj-Napoca Day 2

Sarjyo Mukherjee
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Team Falcons Crushes FaZe in PGL Cluj-Napoca Day 2

Falcons are just one win away from making it to the next round of play in PGL Cluj-Napoca. After winning each other’s map pick, Falcons smashed FaZe in the final map of the series to go 2-0 up in the Swiss bracket, and now they find themselves within touching distance of the playoffs.

VETO

  • FaZe removed Mirage
  • Falcons removed Overpass
  • FaZe picked Anubis
  • Falcons picked Dust2
  • Falcons removed Nuke
  • FaZe removed Inferno
  • Ancient was left over

Map 1: Anubis; Pick: FaZe; Winner: Falcons

3-0 start for the Falcons on the T side, putting FaZe on the back foot right from the get-go. Failing to convert their force buy, FaZe won the first full-gun round with jcobbb and broky chiming in to stop the Falcons’ attack in its tracks. Falcons hit back on the board right in the following round with a B split and continued on their winning ways. Having largely remained silent for the better part of the half, FaZe only managed to walk away with 3 rounds on their defense in a T-sided map. Winning the pistol round, the Falcons lost momentum as FaZe converted their force buy and put together 5 rounds in a row to cut down the deficit. Right before FaZe were on the verge of levelling the scoreline, Falcons converted back-to-back rounds to push the game over the line. Posting 1.45 IR, NiKo stood out as the best rifler to give his side a close win to kick off the game.

Map 2: Dust2; Pick: Falcons; Winner: FaZe

A 5-0 start for Falcons cornered FaZe on their defense before they stopped a mid to B split to get their first on the board. FaZe managed to successfully counter Falcon’s heavy mid plays by dedicating significant manpower to short, LT, and always having more than a single B defender. With such robust defense, FaZe levelled the scoreline, but Falcons caught on by the end of the half to edge out a narrow lead with a 7-5 scoreline. Having recovered, the Falcons failed to carry the same momentum on their defense as FaZe put together a streak of rounds to hit map point and only lost one round in the process. Falcons got their 11th late in the second half with FaZe already on map point by then, before one final mid to B split call from Karrigan closed the door on OT and levelled the series, taking us to Ancient. Kyousuke dropping a solid performance could have been enough for his side had Twistzz not stepped up big time with 22 kills and 1.44 IR to give his side the edge over Falcons.

Map 3: Ancient; Pick: Decider; Winner: Falcons

A m0NESY 3K with Dual Berettas kicked things off for the Falcons before FaZe walking out of A-main after the site was left wide open gave them their first round. Similar attempt in the following round, but this time at the B bombsite failed miserably as kyxan and TeSeS converted the round effortlessly, giving Falcons the much-needed momentum on their defense. Rock solid defense for the remainder of the half saw FaZe only manage one round, as a very poor finish to the first half saw Falcons walk away with a 10-2 scoreline. With a lead that large, the Falcons started the second half trading rounds only to win back-to-back rounds to close out the game in no time. With a 23-9 score, Ancient became a m0NESY show after a poor performance on Dust 2 as he took his side 2-0 up in the event.

FaZe’s solid opening day performance gave them hopes but the Falcons being a top 3 team in the world would have been a difficult contest nonetheless. A close map 1 and a solid win in map 3 show that FaZe are heading in the right direction, and with time, we must see this team rise once again.

Vitality Wins Against G2 in PGL Cluj-Napoca Day 1

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Vitality Wins Against G2 in PGL Cluj-Napoca Day 1

Vitality outlasted G2 after losing their own map pick to kick off their PGL Cluj-Napoca campaign with a win. Coming in with hot hands after winning Krakow, Vitality has positioned itself as the team to beat, and while they were close to a defeat today, G2’s showing was far from sufficient to keep them at bay.

VETO

  • G2 removed Nuke
  • Vitality removed Ancient
  • G2 picked Mirage
  • Vitality picked Inferno
  • Vitality removed Dust2
  • G2 removed Overpass
  • Anubis was left over
https://twitter.com/pglesports/status/2022733684810395904

Map 1: Mirage; Pick: G2; Winner: Vitality

G2 hit the board by converting a force buy on their offense after a clean pistol win from Vitality. Having suffered an early blow, the Vitality defence recovered late into the half after G2 failed to put together streaks of rounds. Despite being on the better side, Vitality only managed 7 rounds, leaving G2 to walk away with 5 before switching sides. G2 cut the deficit by winning 3 rounds in a row to start the second half, only for them to lose 3 in a row as Vitality hit double digits. Despite a good showing by the defence, Vitality managed to walk away by the end of the second half with a clean 3-0. MalbsMd‘s solid work for G2 got overshadowed by Zywoo putting up 24 kills at a 1.85 IR.

Map 2: Inferno; Pick: Vitality; Winner: G2

3-0 start for Vitality on their offence put Vitality on the backfoot before G2 put together 6 in a row to take the lead. Vitality won two more rounds before G2 won the final round of the half to swap sides with a narrow lead of 7-5. Winning the pistol rounds enabled G2 to go 10-5 up before Vitality put their first on the board, before G2 won the following round. As Vitality struggled on their defence, G2 kept round after round, and step by step they pushed the game over the line to take us to the third map in a stunning twist of events.

Map 3: Anubis; Pick: Decider; Winner: Vitality

A clean ace from MATYS started the defence in style for G2 before Vitality took charge of the game in the following round, converting their force buy. Remaining dominant on their offence, Vitality did not let G2 put together streaks of rounds, but winning a few every now and then made the half very competitive. G2 levelled the scoreline by winning the pistol, but the Vitality defence stood too strong for G2. Having failed to convert rounds in a T-sided map, G2’s final map went sideways after two back-to-back solid performances, leading to Vitality closing the map effortlessly, winning 6 rounds while giving away only 3. FlameZ, with 20 kills, stood strong as Vitality’s strongest performer and pushed the game over the line.

G2’s keep getting close every time, but the X factor continues to elude them. Strong performances against the big teams make them a strong contender, but the lack of playoff appearances still calls their competency into question. Only time can tell if they will be able to iron out the wrinkles, but as of today, they start their PGL Cluj-Napoca campaign with a loss.

John Wick PS5 Game Confirmed with Keanu Reeves Reprising Role

Satyam Kumar
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John Wick PS5 Game Confirmed with Keanu Reeves Reprising Role

A new AAA John Wick video game is in development and Keanu Reeves is confirmed to be reprising the role of John Wick.

Announcement and Development Partners

The game was revealed during the February 12, 2026 State of Play event. The project is being developed by Saber Interactive in collaboration with Lionsgate, with series creator and director Chad Stahelski involved.

Platforms and Availability

So far the game is confirmed only for PlayStation 5. No release date or release window was announced. The announcement did not list other platforms. 

Story and Canon Placement

Game director Jesus Iglesias said the title is being created in close collaboration with Chad Stahelski and Keanu Reeves. The narrative is described as canon and set during the established John Wick timeline. The game will present an original story that addresses a significant time in John Wick’s life and will include both familiar and new characters.

Gameplay Features

Developers described the project as a AAA John Wick game focused on melee and weapon-based combat that uses environmental objects during encounters. Gun fu remains central to combat. The team also mentioned plans for intense driving experiences and an ambition to blur the line between movies and games by faithfully mimicking the movie experience in a fully playable way.

Trailers and First Look

The first footage shown at the State of Play included Keanu Reeves returning to voice John Wick and brief gameplay snippets. No further trailers or release details were provided at the time of the reveal

Marvel Rivals Wedding Wishes Event: All Rewards, Price, and More Details

Sonu Banerjee
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Marvel Rivals Wedding Wishes Event: All Rewards, Price, and More Details

The highly anticipated Marvel Rivals Season 6.5 update is here, and it has introduced a brand-new event to celebrate the wedding of Rogue and Gambit.

The Marvel Rivals ‘Wedding Wishes for Mr. & Mrs. X’ event brings with it a couple of wedding-themed costumes for the two fan-favorite mutants alongside a series of other rewards that players can unlock by participating in the event.

However, unlike most other events in Marvel Rivals, the new Wedding Wishes event doesn’t allow players to unlock all of its cosmetics through a simple one-time Lattice purchase or by progressing through a gameplay event pass. It features a balloon popping system similar to what we saw in the ‘Van Dyne’s Grand Opening’ event that featured a limited-edition Psylocke skin.

Similar to the aforementioned event, players have to spend an escalating amount of Units to pop balloons, with each balloon containing a random cosmetic or event item.

To avoid any confusion regarding the ‘Wedding Wishes for Mr. & Mrs. X’ event in Marvel Rivals, its rewards, and the number of Units you’ll have to spend to unlock them, we’ve formulated a detailed guide for players to follow to unlock the latest set of cosmetics from the event.

Marvel Rivals Wedding Wishes Event Guide

As mentioned earlier, the Marvel Rivals Wedding Wishes event requires players to pop a series of balloons to unlock all the rewards. Each balloon carries a set probability of dropping an item, with a very low chance of containing the Legendary Mr. & Mrs. X skins for Gambit and Rogue.

Each balloon pop in this event costs an escalating amount of Units, starting at 100 for the first balloon, 200 for the second, and continuing to rise with every pull. However, if you manage to obtain the Legendary skins at any point, all remaining event rewards are automatically unlocked.

In theory, this means you could secure the entire reward pool for as little as 100 Units, though the odds of that happening are extremely slim. Otherwise, you’ll need to spend a maximum of 3000 Units to unlock all the rewards in the new Marvel Rivals Wedding Wishes event.

Below, we have listed all the rewards included in the event balloons:

  • ‘Mrs. X’ Rogue Legendary Skin
  • ‘Mr. X’ Gambit Legendary Skin
  • ‘Lover’s Embrace’ Gambit Emote
  • Gambit and Rogue Forever MVP Animation
  • Mr. X Nameplate
  • Mrs. X Nameplate
  • Mr. X Spray
  • Mrs. X Spray
https://twitter.com/MarvelRivals/status/2021615210369585274

If you’re finding yourself short on Units, be sure to redeem your free Units from the Times Square map right away.

FaZe Beats HEROIC in PGL Cluj-Napoca Day 1

Sarjyo Mukherjee
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FaZe Beats HEROIC in PGL Cluj-Napoca Day 1

FaZe Clan takes down HEROIC with a 2-0 scoreline to start their PGL Cluj-Napoca campaign in style. This marks the first convincing FaZe performance of the year after their disastrous showings in the previous events of 2026. While opening day performances can be quite deceiving, that doesn’t stop FaZe from going one step closer to the playoffs.

VETO

  • HEROIC removed Anubis
  • FaZe removed Mirage
  • HEROIC picked Overpass
  • FaZe picked Ancient
  • FaZe removed Dust2
  • HEROIC removed Inferno
  • Nuke was left over

Map 1: Overpass; Pick: HEROIC ; Winner: FaZe

Starting the map with two kills from susp, HEROIC failed to convert as the round gave FaZe a confident start. FaZe built on their pistol win to go 3-0 up before HEROIC posted their first round. FaZe, with a desperate force-buy, showcased some crafty utility, buying time as two kills from them forced a save from HEROIC. Dominant on defence, FaZe effortlessly built a massive 9-1 lead before HEROIC put together the last two rounds to tie it at 9-3, then switched sides. Hard stomping FaZe to open their defence, HEROIC won two back-to-back rounds to cut the deficit to 9-5, but dropped the ball when FaZe brought out the rifles in the 3rd round of the second half. Winning two rounds in a row, FaZe broke the HEROIC bank, making it an effortless close to the map as they won all of the remaining rounds to win the map with a 13-5 scoreline. Putting up 17 kills with a 1.64 IR, frozeN dominated the game, showing once again why he is touted as the saviour of FaZe.

Map 2: Ancient; Pick: FaZe; Winner: FaZe

A clean pistol win kicked the map off for FaZe, only to give up their momentum in the following round. Losing to the HEROIC force, FaZe gave up 4 rounds to see their second on the board. After a few rounds by the end of the game with a very slow and methodical approach, FaZe levelled the scoreline, then switched sides. Losing the pistol and following round, jacbbb stepped up big on the B bombsite to secure a retake and give FaZe their first round of the defence. HEROIC’s offense dipped significantly as FaZe, without even trying, managed to choke them into giving up round after round. Poorly managed offense, strategies, and economy gave FaZe an easy walk till Heroic won their 2nd round of the 2nd half break, though FaZe Clan’s B stack and sending them on an eco. FaZe forcing and converting the force off the back of an AWP and a couple of Five-Sevens put the team on series point, and a 3K from jcobbb put the series over the line with a 13-9 scoreline.

HEROIC’s young roster taking an early loss can put a dent in their confidence coming into the event, especially after having failed to secure a single win at Krakow. The woes for this roster have continued, especially after not being able to field their star line-up with Alkaren. There is still time before this roster matures, making it too early to judge if this roster can be of any good when their talent blooms.

Marvel Rivals Players Can Get Free Units in Times Square Through New Events

Sonu Banerjee
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Marvel Rivals Players Can Get Free Units in Times Square Through New Events

The Marvel Rivals Season 6.5 update is out, and NetEase is celebrating the mid-season patch by giving away a bunch of free Units to the game’s player base!

For the uninitiated, Units are an earnable in-game currency in Marvel Rivals, mainly used to purchase cosmetics such as character skins, emotes, sprays, nameplates, and bundles from the in-game store. It can be obtained via events, Battle Passes, and can also be exchanged from Lattice, the premium currency in Marvel Rivals.

Right now, players have the chance to get lots of free Units in Marvel Rivals by simply logging into the game and participating in the ongoing events.

Here’s everything you need to know about the new free Units giveaway in Marvel Rivals and how you can claim it.

How to Get Free Units in Marvel Rivals Times Square

Following the Season 6.5 update, there are two events that you can participate in to get a total of 200 free Units in Marvel Rivals.

Love on Parade

The first one is the “Love on Parade” event, which will run until March 5, 2026, in Times Square and will give out 100 free Units to anyone who participates.

To claim your free Units, you first have to load into the Times Square map and find the white carriage that’s circling around the streets.

Once you see the carriage, you’ll need to hop inside and then board the carriage by pressing ‘T’ when prompted.

Note that if you do not board the carriage, you will be unable to redeem your free Units via this event.

Also, there’s a bug in the event where, if you’re playing Elsa Bloodstone, the newest Marvel Rivals character, you’ll be unable to board the carriage.

Once you board the carriage with any of the other heroes, you’ll automatically receive 100 free Units in Marvel Rivals.

Lion Dance

Starting February 15, 4 pm UTC, players will be able to claim another set of 100 free Units in Marvel Rivals by participating in the “Lion Dance” event. You can find the stage for the show set up right next to Jeff’s Lemonade Stand, where you’ll have to get up and interact with the massive drum to get 100 free Units. Players will be able to claim the units from the Lion Dance show up until February 22 at 4 pm UTC.

That’s everything you need to know about how to get free Units in the Marvel Rivals Times Square map.

The Untold Story of Omega | From PMIS 2019 to BGIS 2026

Divyesh Moghe
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The Untold Story of Omega | From PMIS 2019 to BGIS 2026

In the fast-moving world of Indian esports, where rosters change overnight and careers fade in a season, Omega stands tall as a rare constant. Known in real life as Sahil Jakhar, Omega has been part of the competitive battleground since the early days of PUBG Mobile in India.

While many players disappeared after the initial boom, bans, and resets, Omega adapted, rebuilt, and returned stronger each time. His journey is not just about trophies; it’s about resilience, leadership, and longevity in BGMI esports.

Early Days: The Foundation of a Leader

Coming from an army-connected family, Omega experienced frequent relocations during childhood. Moving cities meant making new friends often, and that naturally shaped his adaptability and communication skills.

From playful group banter to leading friend circles in games, his leadership qualities started forming early. Gaming, especially PC titles, was already a passion. But everything changed when a friend introduced him to PUBG Mobile.

What began as casual fun soon turned serious. After participating in an early tournament and failing to qualify for finals, Omega realized something important — talent needs structure. He decided to build a proper competitive team.

The Breakthrough: PMIS 2019 and Recognition

Omega formed Team Maximus Alpha and qualified for the Grand Finals of PUBG Mobile India Series 2019, finishing at #7.

That finish was not just a placement; it was validation. It proved he belonged in professional esports.

Soon after, he competed in PMCO 2019 Spring Split: India and later joined Team iNSANE, where he continued climbing the competitive ladder. With improved devices and stronger infrastructure, his performance level rose significantly.

His stint with 8-Bit during the PMCO Fall Split 2020: Wildcard showcased his dominance internationally. Although the team finished third and narrowly missed global qualification, Omega had proven he could compete against Asia’s best.

The Ban Phase: A Test of Patience

Then came the PUBG Mobile ban in India.

Like many pros, Omega’s momentum was disrupted. When Battlegrounds Mobile India launched, the scene restarted — but rebuilding consistency took time. He transitioned through teams, including Chemin Esports, maintaining podium finishes while waiting for the right breakthrough.

This period separated temporary stars from true competitors. Omega chose growth over frustration.

The Team Soul Era: Legacy Reborn

After BGIS 2021, Team Soul rebuilt its roster from scratch and handed Omega the leadership responsibility.

It was a high-pressure moment. Soul carried massive expectations.

Omega delivered.

Under his captaincy, Team Soul clinched multiple podium finishes and won BMPS Season 1. That victory secured them a spot at the PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022, where Omega represented India internationally.

For a player who started from grassroots tournaments, this was the dream realized.

Setbacks, Roster Breaks & Reinvention

But esports never stays stable.

Performance dips in tournaments like Skyesports Championship 5.0 and BMPS 2023 led to roster changes. Omega and his squad eventually moved to Carnival Gaming. Though they qualified for finals consistently, trophies became harder to secure.

Internal disputes during BGMS 2024 led to another major roster split. For many players, this could have been the end of relevance.

Not for Omega.

He worked on himself, rebuilt again, and joined K9 Esports. Soon, podium finishes in ESL SPS S6, iQOO Battlegrounds Series, and BMSD 2025 followed. Then came redemption — dominating and winning BGMS Season 4 after missing the previous edition.

The cycle had come full circle.

Present Form: BGIS 2026 and Beyond

Now, as BGIS 2026 unfolds, Omega appears sharper than ever. Even after moderate performances in BMIC 2025 and CEGC 2025, internal issues, and another team reset, he once again rebuilt his lineup.

And the impact is visible.

Omega’s story proves one thing: eras may end, but true competitors endure. In a scene where “era khatam, player khatam” often becomes reality, Omega breaks the narrative.

He has fallen multiple times. Each time, he returned stronger.

India has already seen him represent the nation globally. Now the bigger goal remains — establishing India again as a dominant global BGMI region.

Many rise as Alphas. Only one endures as Omega.

Veteran Neyoo announces retirement from BGMI Esports

Aditya Parsutkar
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Veteran Neyoo announces retirement from BGMI Esports

One of India’s most feared entry fraggers and BGIS 2021 MVP, Suraj “Neyoo” Mujumdar, has officially announced his retirement from BGMI esports. The 25-year-old veteran, who started his competitive journey in 2019, represented top organizations like TSM Entity and Godlike Esports. He also represented India at the prestigious PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2021. His retirement marks the end of an era in the BGMI competitive scene.

Neyoo Retires from BGMI Esports

On Friday, 13 February 2026, Neyoo officially announced his retirement from professional BGMI esports. In an emotional statement, he shared that he had been away from competitive gaming for over a year.

“Hey everyone, It has been over a year since I stepped away from professional gaming. The journey had started to feel overwhelming and stressful for me. I know I told many of you several times that I would make a comeback, but deep down I never found the confidence to return. Perhaps I became too comfortable with life outside the competitive scene. Today, I want to officially announce my retirement from esports, so that no one continues to hold on to the hope of seeing me compete professionally again.”

He also reflected on his journey and thanked fans and former teammates for their support.

“From the moment I began in 2019 as a small player to being recognized and supported by all of you, it has truly been a beautiful journey. The love you showed me and the honor of being called ‘the best entry fragger of India’ is something I will carry in my heart forever. I will never forget my time with TSM Entity alongside ClutchGod, Jonathan, Zgod, and Ghatak. Those days, the championships, and the pride of representing India on the international stage are memories I will cherish for the rest of my life. Winning together again and again felt like a part of who I was. I sincerely wish nothing but success and many more trophies for all my former teammates. I sign off with gratitude, unforgettable memories, and a legacy that I will always be proud of. Thank you for everything.”

Read More: M1 Garand is Coming in BGMI 4.3 Update: All Info About the New Gun

A Career Full of Achievements

Neyoo began his esports journey in 2019 and quickly made a name for himself as one of the most aggressive and consistent entry fraggers in India. His ability to open fights and secure early advantages made him a key asset for every team he represented.

Throughout his PUBG Mobile and BGMI career, Neyoo won several major tournaments, including:

  • PUBG Mobile Club Open 2019 Fall Split: South Asia
  • PUBG Mobile India Series 2020
  • Skyesports Championship 3.0
  • Ranbhoomi Season 1
  • LOCO War of Glory: Grand Finals
  • OneShot Showdown Season 2 Grand Finals

He was also crowned MVP of the Battlegrounds Mobile India Series (BGIS) 2021, one of the biggest achievements of his career.

After leaving Godlike Esports in 2024, Neyoo shifted his focus to content creation. He is currently part of Madkings as a content creator, where he continues to stay connected with his fans.

While he may no longer compete professionally, his impact on BGMI esports will always be remembered. From dominating entry frags to representing India on the global stage, Neyoo leaves behind a legacy that inspired a generation of players.

His retirement truly marks the end of a golden chapter in Indian BGMI esports.

Team Vitality Re-Enters Fortnite with World Champion Roster

Aritra Patra
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Team Vitality Re-Enters Fortnite with World Champion Roster

Team Vitality is officially back in Fortnite, and it is not quietly reintegrating itself. The French giant has reassembled its squad around a show-stopping power couple, signing Egor “SwizzY” Luciko and Aleksa “Queasy” Cvetkovic, who just won the world title at the 2025 Fortnite Global Championship with Merstach. This marks the return of the organization to the battle royale from Epic Games three years after closing down its original Fortnite division in late 2022.

Vitality’s return is as much about legacy as it is about trophies. The organization was one of Europe’s preeminent brands during Fortnite’s early competitive days, putting out squads that consistently competed in FNCS and international competitions before a budget shift led to an exit from the game. However, with Fortnite reasserting its dominance on the global stage and set to make its second appearance at the Esports World Cup in 2026, Vitality is ready to immediately rejoin the upper echelon.

Securing SwizzY and Queasy is a declaration of intent. Both are known to be two of the best macro brains in the game, and their combined résumé boasts several FNCS championships and their magnum opus: hoisting the Global Championship trophy in 2025. This level of talent under the Vitality umbrella puts the French organisation right back in the running for every major LAN they participate in.

The announcement is also a direct challenge to their domestic rivals. French organisations such as Gentle Mates and Karmine Corp had taken advantage of Vitality’s absence to poach the best European talent, including SwizzY himself.

With a world-champion core, a rich organisational infrastructure in other FPS games, and the world’s attention focused on FNCS and the Esports World Cup looming on the horizon, Team Vitality’s return to Fortnite is no nostalgia-fueled comeback. It is an immediate challenge to reclaim their position at the pinnacle of the esports food chain.

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