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Teams that didn't get in yet still have a chance during the Regional Qualifiers.

Things seem to be going well for Dota Labs.

It’s a new way for the devs to tell stories.

Sixteen teams will fight for the title in Copenhagen’s Royal Arena.

There are lots of gifts for the Lunar New Year.

The stats are based on total gross revenue over 2023.

Valve was actually keeping a naughty list.

You can still attend in-person, but you better be quick about it!

This is a no smurfing zone.

These changes should make playing easier and more efficient overall.

Players can earn commemorative treasures from now until September 7.

It's not entirely gone, but the battle pass as DOTA 2 players know it is going away.

Valve is moving it to a bigger venue.

The update expands the map by 40% and even introduces a new hero attribute type.

Live service, always online even in solo mode, guns galore... is this the Suicide Squad game you were hoping for?

Cheaters never win and winners never cheat.

“Pierce the veil between the living and the damned”

Also near the top: FFXIV, Elder Scrolls Online, and (somehow) Battlefield 2042.

Valorant, Genshin Impact, New World, Apex Legends, FFXIV score nominations.

Went on sale September 22.

Here's the latest group of polls for you to vote on to decide what was your favorite game of the last year -- or of all time!...

Here's the latest group of polls for you to vote on to decide what was your favorite game of the last year -- or of all time!...

Valve has been preparing for the return of the Dota 2 International for a while now, even announcing new ways for fans to support the event back in May.

Let's start this off by saying one thing: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is still huge.

Here's the latest group of polls for you to vote on to decide what was your favorite game of the last year -- or of all time!...

Here's the latest group of polls for you to vote on to decide what was your favorite game of the last year -- or of all time!...

Because time has no meaning now, it's probably easy to forget that we've gone a longer period of time without things like in-person video game tournaments.

Seven years ago, Valve released Free to Play, a documentary about the trials and triumphs of three professional Dota 2 players as they ramped up for the 2011 International tournament.

So, it looks like the Dota 2 community aren't the only ones thinking the new Netflix anime series will be bringing in new players.

The DotA anime series that we were told would be showing up on Netflix in March has -- surprise!...