Released in 2013, Dota 2 is a multiplayer online battle arena game (MOBA) made by Valve Corporation, the company behind the digital distribution platform Steam.
Competitive gaming or eSports is now a sport in its own right, with professional leagues and huge cash prizes that rival offline games, and Dota 2 remains as one of the most attractive.
Released in 2013, Dota 2 is a multiplayer online battle arena game (MOBA) made by Valve Corporation, the company behind the digital distribution platform Steam.
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Released in 2013, Dota 2 is a multiplayer online battle arena game (MOBA) made by Valve Corporation, the company behind the digital distribution platform Steam.
Though eight years old, an ever-growing roster of heroes keeps the game exciting.
Valve teamed up with Netflix to adapt an eight-episode animated TV series loosely based on the game, Dota: Dragon's Blood. — Valve
Dota 2 continues to expand its roster of heroes, most recently adding Dawnbreaker, a giantess who wields a celestial hammer. — Valve
Like its predecessor, Dota 2 is made up of two competing teams of five players that have to attack their opponent’s base while defending theirs. The game ends when one team destroys the other’s Ancient, a structure heavily guarded within the base.
After a postponement in 2020, TI is back this year and will be hosted in Sweden. — Valve
Mushi, one of the most popular Malaysian Dota 2 players, has earned over RM4mil in winnings.
Jah'rakal, the Troll Warlord, is a nasty piece of work. — Valve
Dota 2 wallpaper from loading screen. — Valve
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