Oceania & Asian Counter Strike News

"It's a bloody long story, even though it went fast."

Seven teams enter, who will emerge victorious?

Some decent moments for the Sashi boys, but ultimately a night to forget.

AZR thinks it's time Valve takes a look at splitting the bigger regions.

Two LANs booked for the former TdU core.

One out of three, Falcon.

A new look and a fresh start.

One can only guess at what Sashi's next move is going to be.

Last year's champs are off to a perfect start.

Two Aussies and a Kiwi, Sashi, not three Aussies.

A crazy 48 hours ends with s1mple, BC.Game ready to book their tickets to Singapore.

BC.Game, Sashi's big Aussie acquisitions now for naught this season unless exemption applications are successful.

Sashi's VRS flip all but kills several Asian teams' chances of a Singapore dream.

A player announced each day this week as SemperFi rises from the grave with Yoller partnership.

If the game wasn't on HLTV, did they really lose the map win streak?

Foregoing wearing the gloves for the Socceroos, asap still finds a way to achieve overseas glory.

All too easy as FQ stamps their dominance over OCE.

asap's big move overseas sees him join the likes of s1mple and Magisk.

2027's second Major returns to Shanghai for the first time since 2024.

The long-running Asian Counter-Strike series, eXTREMESLAND, is returning for its 2026 edition in Shanghai, China in mid-December with the ZOWIE CS Asia Open 2026. Before then, OCE will decide its representative via a three-stage qualifier, hosted by DFRAG, this coming September and October. The ZOWIE eXTREMESLAND Oceania online qualifier will kick off with a huge 64-team double-elimination bracket on Sept. 26 and 27; the top eight will move onto stages two and three, both of which are VRS rank