League of Legends (LoL) continues as the biggest esports title, with Worlds and MSI pulling in record-breaking global viewership.
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) is dominating Southeast Asia, with massive mobile-first audiences making it the second most-watched esports.
Valorant has grown into the top tactical shooter, with VCT Masters and Champions events crossing 1M+ peak viewers worldwide.
Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) carries the legacy of CS:GO, with upgraded gameplay and frequent tournaments attracting loyal FPS fans.
Dota 2 still holds a strong spot thanks to The International, which continues to feature some of the largest prize pools in esports.
These titles thrive due to consistent updates, developer support, and well-structured tournament ecosystems.
Together, they highlight a balance of PC, mobile, MOBA, and FPS genres, showing the diversity driving esports in 2025.