How it works
esportz.fun is a games site for players in Southeast Asia. It publishes game news and reviews, connects each game to the store where you can play it, and follows esports, tournaments and streams. This page explains what each part does today.
News and reviews
The newsroom covers new releases, patch notes, hardware, deals and the business of games. Every story lists its sources at the end, and a story about a particular game links to that game's page.
Review scores come from published critics. A game page shows a score only when a named outlet such as Metacritic or OpenCritic has published one, and the score links back to it. Some games also have written guides.
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Industry · 13 Nov 2026Pearl Abyss expands AI across development as DokeV targets late 2028
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Community · 13 Nov 2026The Game Awards 2026 nominees arrive November 18 MYT, with Roblox and PS5 streams added
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Hardware · 13 Nov 2026PS5 QSSR upscaling reaches Spider-Man 2, with ARC Raiders and Control Resonant next
Game pages that launch through Steam
Each game has a page with its release date, platforms, developer and publisher, screenshots and trailers, PC requirements, common questions and the latest news about it. The games index can be filtered by genre, platform and release date.
When a game is on Steam, its page hands off to the Steam app on your computer. Play on Steam starts a game you own, Install starts the download, and Wishlist on Steam opens the store listing for a game that is not out yet. On a phone the page links to the Steam store page instead. Games that are not on Steam list the platforms they are sold on.
Your library and the launcher
Web library
Add to library on a game page saves the game to your library at /launcher. The list is kept in the browser on that device, so it does not follow you to another computer. Play and Install in the library open Steam, the same as on game pages.
Desktop launcher for Windows
The desktop app will find games installed through Steam, Epic Games, Riot and Battle.net, list them in one library and launch each one through its own store. It is not available to download yet.
Live esports scores and odds
The match centre lists live, upcoming and finished matches across the esports we cover, and refreshes scores every fifteen minutes. Match data comes from Liquipedia under its CC-BY-SA licence.
When Polymarket runs a market on a match, the match shows Polymarket's current odds with a link to the market. The odds are read-only. esportz.fun does not take bets, hold money or settle markets.
Tournaments and ladders
Tournaments for games such as Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Valorant, PUBG Mobile, Dota 2 and CS2 run on esportz.fun from sign-up to the final. Each event lists its format, region and prize pool before you register.
- 1Register
Sign up your team while registration is open.
- 2Check in
Confirm your team is ready before the event starts.
- 3Play the bracket
The bracket updates live as results come in.
- 4Report scores
Captains report from the match lobby. If the two reports differ, a dispute opens.
Ladders run all season. You can challenge a team up to three places above you. A win raises your rating and a loss lowers it, and a team that defends successfully is protected from new challenges for 24 hours.
Streams and VODs
The watch page plays live broadcasts and full-match VODs from the matches in the match centre, played from YouTube and Twitch. A VOD starts at the match you picked, and the streamers we follow are listed with links to their channels.
The store and top-ups
Gaming gear
Mice, keyboards, headsets, controllers, phones and monitors from brands including Logitech G, Razer, Wooting, HyperX and ASUS ROG. Prices are in ringgit, delivery covers Malaysia, and orders over RM300 ship free.
Mobile and PC top-ups
Top up games such as Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, PUBG Mobile, Free Fire, Valorant, Honor of Kings and Genshin Impact. You enter your player ID, the page confirms the account name, and you choose a pack.
Checkout in the store and for top-ups runs as a demo for now. No payment is taken.
Common questions
Can I bet on esports matches on esportz.fun?+
No. The match centre shows Polymarket odds for information only. esportz.fun does not take bets, hold money or settle markets.
Where do the review scores come from?+
From published critics. A game page shows a score only when a named outlet such as Metacritic or OpenCritic has published one, and the score links to that source.
Where is my game library saved?+
In the browser you used to add the games, on that device. Clearing your browser data or switching to another browser or computer starts an empty library.
Do the Play and Install buttons work on a phone?+
No. They open the Steam app, so they need a computer with Steam installed. On a phone, game pages link to the Steam store page instead.
Is payment taken in the store or for top-ups?+
Not at the moment. Checkout on both runs as a demo and no payment is taken.