As the Game Changers offseason kicks off, tournaments become fewer and farther in between and as players prepare for the 2023 season, it’s time to take a look back at 2022 and what it brought for Game Changers around the world.

As the third day of the Game Changers Championship drew to a close, we unfortunately had to say goodbye to two teams as they were eliminated from tournament contention.

Although it was cut short, the second day of the Game Changers Championship had many exciting moments throughout, with the second half of the bracket in action.

In the first day of the Game Changers Championship in Berlin, attendees and viewers alike got a taste of what the remainder of the tournament has in store, including the first matchup between North America and EMEA.

With the long-awaited VCT Game Changers Championship in Berlin just hours away, here is the final preview of the eight teams in attendance, as well as the day-by-day format, planned coverage, and each team’s path to the championship.

The schedule for the Game Changers Championship has been released on the Brazilian Valorant Esports twitter account.

With the long-awaited first inter-regional Game Changers LAN quickly approaching, preview each of the eight teams as they prepare to face teams outside their regions for the first time.

The main event of the highly-anticipated North American Game Changers Series 3 kicks off today, with two coveted qualification spots in the Game Changers Championship up for grabs.

Walking into the Astral Clash event wearing familiar colors yet unfamiliar logos, Theia and Evil Geniuses were representing a new organization for the first time in their Valorant careers. 

With the conclusion of North America’s Game Changers Series 2, most teams have only one path to November’s international championship in Berlin: winning Series 3.