Taiwan Mobile is accelerating the expansion of its gaming business across publishing, esports tournaments, campus initiatives, community engagement, and large-scale offline events. On Sunday, the company hosted the VALORANT Champions Tour (VCT) Shanghai 2026 Grand Finals viewing party at the Taipei Music Center, drawing more than 1,000 fans and marking the largest VALORANT viewing party in Taiwan to date.
The event bridged digital gaming and offline entertainment through live match broadcasts and fan interactive activities as attendees gathered to witness LOUD secure the world championship title.
"Player engagement across the gaming industry is evolving beyond online service operations into esports tournaments, live events, and community-driven experiences," said Tony Lin, Chief Consumer Business Officer at Taiwan Mobile. "Leveraging our core telecom strengths and a subscriber base exceeding 10 million, Taiwan Mobile is committed to delivering diverse, immersive entertainment experiences for our users."
Since 2020, Taiwan Mobile has secured publishing rights for major Riot Games titles, including VALORANT, League of Legends, and Teamfight Tactics. The company has hosted more than 100 online and offline tournaments, fan meetups, and experiential events, continually broadening touchpoints between gaming intellectual property and player communities. Looking ahead, Taiwan Mobile plans to return to the Taipei Game Show in 2027 alongside partners such as Riot Games, mounting its largest showcase to date to highlight its gaming titles, venture investments, and community achievements as it further deepens its gaming ecosystem.