Razer has announced that it is bringing back the Razer International this October, giving players another opportunity to participate in the largest EU-based open esports tournament of its kind. Set to begin on October 14, this year's event will include PC gaming and will continue to build on its inclusive values that allows anyone to compete regardless of what their skill levels are.
The event will be spread over four week-long legs taking place over three dedicated games, with the first being the mobile title Brawl Stars starting on October 14, before seeing the next two games being Fortnite and Valorant, both being played on PC. Each tournament will see up to 9,000 players compete for a range of prizes (cash and hardware), where winners will be determined by a three-day tournament play at the end of each week.
"Razer Invitational has become synonymous with inclusive gaming, and it's our responsibility to continue to expand the tournament in ways that brings it even closer to gaming communities around the world," said Yann Salsedo, Razer's head of esports in the EMEA region. "With mobile gaming growing rapidly, we wanted to ensure that those players also have an opportunity to compete at a professional level."
Salsedo continued, "Coming back with more platforms and a greater portfolio of games, RI-Europe 2021 represents our vision to nurture and grow esports, offering more players a chance to win bigger prizes, and make a name for themselves as they climb the tournament ladder in Europe's largest inclusive esports tournament."
Registration for the event is now available, and you can look to sign-up for yourself over here.
