S2 Games

Supports in Strife are quite different from other MOBAs, and in a good way. Here are the three reasons why.

S2 Games MOBA Strife has just launched in open beta. I talked to CEO Marc DeForest about the company’s strategy for Asia, and how the game came to be.

S2 Games has just added a truly single-player experience to its new MOBA Strife. I got to play it on Wednesday; here’s what I thought of it.

As of right now, S2 Games’ self-branded next-gen MOBA Strife is available in open beta for all to play. And there’s a twist.

It’s fair to say that MOBA games are huge right now. Whether you look to record-breaking prize pools, or the genre’s play-time dominance in China, it’s a fact that’s impossible

S2 Games re-enters the MOBA fray with Strife, but this time, away from the shadows of Dota 2 and LoL.

Despite the game not even being in closed beta, the next major update for Heroes of Newerth will arrive in China first.

Asiasoft is finally firing Strife’s engine up again. The Strife Rookie Tournament will take place this month in Singapore.

We’re giving away Strife CBT keys from Asiasoft to 100 lucky fans in the Philippines.

The Philippines is all set for her Strife free play weekend, and now, so are Singapore and Malaysia. As promised, fans of S2 Games’ “next-gen” MOBA Strife based in Malaysia