Game news, seasons and tournament updates

Read separate, official-source update pages for each supported game. Find current patches, passes, live-service events and tournament schedules, with pending details clearly identified.

Updates by game

• BMSD is live; BMIC follows in Mumbai

  BGMI has two major esports dates on the calendar: the domestic BMSD finals in Hyderabad and the international BMIC in Mumbai. KRAFTON’s public 2026 competition announcement is the source for both; pass rewards and account-specific offers should be checked in the live game client.

• Royale Pass A21 appears in the September event catalogue

  This page separates PUBG Mobile’s global live-game update from Korea’s regional esports calendar. Royale Pass A21 is listed in the official September event catalogue, while PMPS Korea Season 2 has its own dates, venue and international qualification slots.

• OB55 brings back Naruto Shippuden and changes match flow

  Garena’s OB55 update is the major player-facing change for October: it brings back Naruto Shippuden content and changes Battle Royale events, weapons and devices. FFWS Global Finals is a separate esports event scheduled for Bangkok in November.

• Patch 13.06 lands during Champions Shanghai

  Riot’s current VALORANT story has two tracks: Patch 13.06 is the live game update, while Champions Shanghai is the 2026 international season finale. The competition includes watch rewards and Pick’Ems alongside the matches.

• Season 6: The Haunting is live in Black Ops 7 and Warzone

  The site’s Call of Duty profile covers multiple titles, so their seasons and tournament schedules are kept distinct here. Black Ops 7/Warzone Season 6 is live, COD Mobile has its own Season 8, and neither should be confused with the CDL season calendar.

• Rush adds a new 3v3 queue to Counter-Strike 2

  Valve’s September 22 CS2 update adds Rush, a new 3v3 queued mode. It is a gameplay update rather than a replacement for Premier; October’s professional events remain listed on the organizer calendar.

• Fortnitemares 2026 begins across three Fortnite modes

  Fortnitemares is Fortnite’s main October update, with horror-themed content rolling through several modes. Epic has also confirmed a standalone FNCS Solo event for October, but its match schedule and format were still pending in the latest competitive announcement checked.

• Marked Split 2 resets the ranked race and refreshes loot

  Apex Legends’ September midseason patch affects loot, long-range weapons, maps and ranked ladders. EA also announced a PC anti-cheat transition, while ALGS Split 2 Playoffs bring 40 teams to Las Vegas later in October.

• Wilderness Bound is the latest Minecraft game drop

  Minecraft’s current official headline is the Wilderness Bound game drop, listed as out now. Minecraft Live is a developer presentation, not an esports tournament; community server events and creator competitions should be labelled separately.

• The Hunt Roblox 20 ends; creator games continue to arrive

  Roblox is a platform of creator-made experiences, so an event inside one game is not automatically a platform-wide tournament. This update separates Roblox’s anniversary event, Showdown’s in-experience cup and the fall game release slate.

• Riot updates Worlds venues and stage start times

  Worlds 2026 begins in October, and Riot has published venue policies plus updated broadcast start times. This page covers where each stage is played and what fans should verify before travelling or planning a watch party.

• Season 24 adds Honor Duels and Black Market trade-ins

  Season 24 launched on 23 September with player-facing changes to duels, item trade-ins, controls and ranked rewards. The official season post also gives exact dates for the current limited-time modes and Rocket Pass content.

• D.Mon hotfix and Junkrat’s Loot Hunt shape September

  The September patch cycle includes D.Mon tuning, bug fixes and a three-week Junkrat’s Loot Hunt. Blizzard also delayed the return of Unvaulted Passes to Season 5, which matters to players waiting for legacy cosmetics.

• Y11S3.1 patch and Wasteland Circuit event

  Rainbow Six Siege is in Year 11 Season 3, Operation Split Fire. Ubisoft’s 22 September Y11S3.1 patch and Wasteland Circuit event are the latest player-facing notes, while the next global Major is scheduled for Osaka in November.

• Update 9.7 is the final major patch; hotfixes can follow

  Bungie’s 9.7.0 release was identified as the final major patch for Destiny 2, with smaller maintenance updates still possible. The latest specific 9.7.0.3 notes include Crucible and Trials fixes; no Bungie-run 2026 esports circuit was listed on the official pages checked.

• Season 1: Ones to Watch runs through 22 October

  EA SPORTS FC 27 launched in September, and Football Ultimate Team Season 1 is active through 22 October. This page separates Ultimate Team’s player-facing campaign from the FC Pro esports ladder and the new Grounds/Clubs modes.

• MLBB marks 10 years; Myanmar wins the Asian Games event

  MLBB’s 10th anniversary campaign is active, while the Asian Games esports debut has concluded and regional leagues continue. This page identifies which tournament is finished and which upcoming dates still matter to players and fans.

• Season 16 Flow As One patch and device compatibility notice

  Honor of Kings entered Season 16: Flow As One with a September patch and published an iOS minimum-version notice. Its esports calendar has regional and global events; the current official page should be used for event stages and regional qualifiers.

• Royal Academy and Brawl-O-Ween seasons arrive with balance tuning

  Supercell’s September release notes list two themed pass seasons, balance changes and a 16 September maintenance patch. The World Finals are scheduled for November, with a published 12-team format and prize pool.

• October Clash-O-Ween adds Totem Thrower and a new Gold Pass

  The September update adds a temporary Yeti Undertaker troop, more Diggy levels and new Town Hall 18 Supercharges. It also moves Gold Pass and Season Challenges access down to Town Hall 3, changing early account progression.

• September balance changes and Merge Tactics Season 11

  Supercell’s current Clash Royale hub highlights September balance changes and Merge Tactics Season 11’s October changes. These updates affect different modes, so card-battle ladder notes and Merge Tactics rules should not be mixed.

• Moonchase event offers the Silver Light sword

  Genshin Impact’s Version 7.1 “A Requiem for the Underworld” preview and the Moonchase event are the key September–October player updates. This is an action RPG with timed in-game events rather than an official esports tournament circuit.

• v0.103.0 Cursed Fair follows the September anniversary season

  The official Stumble Guys news feed now lists version 0.103.0, the Cursed Fair season, after the September 0.102.0 Live, Laugh, Lava Land update. Ranked Season 26 ended on 1 October, while Clubs Season 15 continues through 15 October.

• v19.0.0 adds the Influencer ghost role

  Innersloth shipped Among Us v19.0.0 on 29 September, adding the Influencer ghost role. The developer’s next-day post announces Impostor Month, so players should check new monthly tasks and event rewards in the official update feed.

• Halloween thrills arrive throughout October

  Rockstar’s 1 October Newswire post announces Halloween thrills throughout October in GTA Online. GTA Online changes weekly, so this page distinguishes the month-long theme from each week’s exact bonuses and GTA+ benefits.