The Esports World Cup, launching in summer 2024 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, features eight major competitive gaming titles. Here's a complete breakdown of the games included in this prestigious tournament:

Core Competitive Titles: • Dota 2 • Counter-Strike 2 • PUBG Mobile • Mobile Legends: Bang Bang • Fortnite • League of Legends • Rainbow Six Siege • StarCraft II

These games were selected based on their global popularity, competitive scene strength, and viewer engagement. Each title represents different gaming genres, from MOBAs to battle royales and first-person shooters.

The tournament organizers chose these specific games to create a diverse competition that appeals to various gaming communities worldwide. Here's what makes each game significant:

MOBA Games: • Dota 2 - Known for having the largest prize pools in esports history • League of Legends - The most-watched esports title globally • Mobile Legends: Bang Bang - Dominates the mobile MOBA scene

Shooter Games: • Counter-Strike 2 - The latest iteration of the iconic competitive FPS • Rainbow Six Siege - Tactical team-based shooter with a strong esports following

Battle Royale: • PUBG Mobile - Leading mobile battle royale title • Fortnite - Popular cross-platform battle royale game

Strategy: • StarCraft II - Traditional RTS game with a strong competitive heritage

The tournament features both PC and mobile games, reflecting the growing importance of mobile esports in the competitive gaming landscape. Prize pools and specific tournament formats for each game will be announced closer to the event date.

I should note that this lineup may evolve in future iterations of the Esports World Cup, as the esports landscape continuously changes with new game releases and shifting player preferences.

Players can participate through various regional qualifiers, with the finals bringing together top teams and individuals from around the world to compete for substantial prize pools in their respective games.

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