Check out the AMD Streamer Challenge 2020!

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AMD and Eliphant have partnered up to bring the AMD Streamer Challenge 2020 to Asia. The new gaming series will air completely online from September through to December 2020 and will feature popular online personalities from East Asia (South Korea and Japan) and Southeast Asia (Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand). Streamers will face off against one another in a variety of formats and game titles over several episodes competing for a total prize pool worth over USD 15,000.

Acer and HP join AMD as anchor sponsors for the series, providing the latest in AMD-powered gaming hardware for streamers to compete on and sponsoring prizes and giveaways for viewers. EPOS joins as the official gaming headset supplier, bringing a premium-quality audio experience to pair with AMD’s gaming experience. Secretlab comes on board as the official gaming chair, bringing the world-class experience that top esports professionals enjoy at tournaments around the world.

The East Asia competition will be the AMD Streamer Challenge: Triple Threat, which will involve streamers from Japan and South Korea facing off against each other in a series of in-game challenges in one of this year’s hottest games – Valorant.

In Southeast Asia the format will be the AMD Streamer Challenge: Domination where streamers will form teams with their fans, and represent their countries in a round robin competition in both Valorant and Fall Guys. AMD sponsored pro team Fnatic will also make an appearance and DOTA 2 fans will be able to sign up to play with or against them.

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The AMD Streamer Challenge will comprise a total of 11 episodes, which will be broadcast on the official AMD Twitch channel, as well as on the AMD Streamer Challenge website. Southeast Asia episodes will be broadcast in English, Thai and Bahasa Indonesia, while East Asia episodes will be broadcast in Japanese, and Korean.

Viewers will be able to join in the action by signing up for team slots to play with their favourite streamers and also stand a chance to win from the prize pool. Below you can find the episode calendar for 2020 and a list of streamers will be available on the AMD Streamer Challenge website.