There are lots of different eSports being played online, so what is the difference between these games? Many of these games actually have a lot in common and this is the reason why some professional players have switch from one game to another without losing that much ground. Let’s take a look at the esports we cover, side by side.
Counter Strike vs Valorant
Counterstrike and Valorant share a lot of common ground. Riot tried to produce a game that contained the best features of the most successful current esports while at the same time creating a completely different game to League of Legends. Check it out…
Overwatch vs Counter Strike
Together with Fortnite, Overwatch is the game that has revolutionized the world of eSports duringrecent times. Even at a glance it’s obvious that Blizzard took inspiration from Counterstrike, but the differences between the two games are quite clear and evident when you compare them side-by-side. Check it out…
Overwatch vs Valorant
Riot’s aim was to produce a different game from League of Legends. Undoubtedly “inspired” by Blizzard’s wildly successful Overwatch, the two games share an awful lot of ground by comparison. But Valorant features its own unique appeal because it combines the positive aspects of Counterstrike and Overwatch in an almost perfect blend. Check it out…
League of Legends vs DOTA 2
Again, League of Legends and DOTA 2 are two exceedingly similar games. Both are the kind of Massive Online Battle Arenas (MOBAs) that currently dominate the world of Esports. However, there are differences. And while LOL arguably offers a more varied playing experience, DOTA2 holds some attractions of its own, such as featuring the highest prize pool of any esport out there. Check it out…