British Twitch streaming star Aimee ‘Aimsey’ Davies has been unveiled as the newest Red Bull Player.

With a combined following of over 4.8 million across Twitch and TikTok, Aimsey has built a devoted community through their inclusive, entertaining streams playing games like Minecraft and Among Us.

In 2022, Welsh streamer Aimsey was awarded LGBTQ+ Streamer of the Year at the Gayming Awards, in recognition of their impact within the gaming and LGBTQIA+ communities.

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Epic Games has gone to war with apple in the last few years and the IOS version of Fortnite has been taken offline as a result of the latest dispute, with the game no longer available in the App Store.

It seems that although things have been settled in court, there is still currently no resolution between Epic Games and Apple with the drama continuing this month.

Why is Fortnite unavailable on IOS?

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Call of Duty: Mobile has revealed that the use of wildcards has been restricted ahead of the 2025 World Championship.

The change to the ruleset was added to Call of Duty: Mobile’s esports setting page on May 19th.

A statement within the title’s rule changelogs said: “Wildcards are currently under review for the 2025 World Championships.

“Depending on their development throughout the year, their restriction status may or may not be updated in the future.”

The news comes at a time when players are looking to qualify for the World Championships, with qualifiers beginning last month.

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Rogue are allegedly set to leave competitive League of Legends imminently.

According to reports from Sheep Esports, Ukrainian esports organisation Natus Vincere (NAVI) are acquiring Rogue’s spot in the LEC.

Allegedly, the new organisation are expected to announce the takeover as soon as the end of the current Spring Split (June 8th) and will then join ahead of the LEC Summer Split 2025.

How much NAVI have had to pay to join the LEC has not been confirmed.

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Gaming monitor and accessories brand, AGON by AOC, has been named the world’s number one gaming monitor brand, according to the International Data Corporation’s (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Gaming Tracker.

The report was compiled based on outgoing stocks from Q4 2024, alongside monitor attributes such as screen resolution, refresh rate, screen size, and more.

This marks the sixth consecutive year that AGON by AOC has topped the charts.

In Q2 of 2024, their gaming monitors reached a record 20 percent of total monitor shipments worldwide. 

Making them one of the biggest gaming monitor providers in the world right now.

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New research from The GG Project has explored the current state of mental health in esports and highlighted the psychological strain esports players sustain.

The GG Project—The Good Game: Promoting Mental Health in Esports—is an initiative led by Vrije Universiteit Brussel—the Free University of Brussels—and supported by seven partners, including the Belgian Esports Federation and G2 Esports.

Funded by the EU’s Erasmus Sport programme, the project set out to understand and improve mental health across all levels of esports. 

Between October 2024 and February 2025—in a one-time international survey—the GG Project research collected data from more than 1,000 players, exploring issues like depression, anxiety, and sleep disturbance. 

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British Valorant star Jake ‘Boaster’ Howlett has gone viral once again.

The Fnatic in-game leader recently helped the team become Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) EMEA Stage 1 champions and qualify for Valorant Masters Toronto.

During his walkout before stepping onto the stage, Boaster performed some choreography from BINI’s song Zero Pressure, as first teased in our recent interview with the Fnatic star in which he confirmed he also has an even bigger routine planned for Toronto.

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Former Apeks player and two-time VCT Game Changers champion, Ava ‘florescent’ Eugene, has recently been accused of coercion and sexual assault on social media.

Supernova x Pals player, Marceline ‘karie’ Carson, posted a full document on Twitter that explained the accusations made against florescent.

karie claimed that the post was made on behalf of a fellow player, who has remained anonymous at this time under the alias of ‘Brick’.

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The eChampions League took place in Salford, narrowing 36 players to eight for the finals in Munich, with one player representing an English club set to make the trip to Germany.

Esports players from across Europe competed at dock10 Studios in MediaCity, Salford, aiming to qualify for the finals on Wednesday, May 28th, 2025.

Players representing Premier League clubs Manchester City and Brighton took part as well as others from well-known European sides including Bayern Munich, Ajax and Roma.

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Riot Games has announced that the legendary Chinese AD Carry, Jian ‘Uzi’ Zi-Hao, will be inducted into the League of Legends Hall of Legends.

Speculation for the next Hall of Legends inductee would be after Riot Games confirmed that an announcement would be made in May.

Ultimately, it was none other than Uzi who was selected as the first-ever League of Legends Pro League (LPL) player to be inducted.

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