Women in esports: Shaping the future


Female players are ready to make an impact in the esports world, but a lack of opportunity is holding them back. — Moonton

Female gamers in Malaysia want more chances to flourish and be a part of the lucrative esports scene.

According to player Sofia A. Baozhai Lee aka Kuromi from team Madness Aubrey, there aren’t many events to promote the talents of female gamers.

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