Busan Esports Arena to Host 'VALORANT Kickoff 2025' Fan Event
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korocamia@naver.com | 2025-01-30 02:08:18
Busan, South Korea – The Busan Information Industry Promotion Agency announced today that it will be hosting the 'VALORANT Kickoff 2025' event at the Busan Esports Arena (BRENA) from January 31st to February 9th.
This event is a fan engagement initiative for the '2025 VCT Pacific Kickoff' tournament, a joint collaboration between Busan City and Riot Games. The BRENA arena will be transformed into a hub for gaming and esports experiences.
The 15th floor will be converted into a VALORANT training ground, featuring a shooting range, team deathmatch arena, and other game-related activities. The 16th floor will host a viewing party with a variety of events, including a VCT Pacific mock exam, a chance to sit in a professional player's chair, an Agent secret base NPC cafe, and a pop-up mission prize draw.
An amateur tournament will also be held on February 8th. The winning team will be awarded a VIP trip to the '2025 VALORANT Masters Bangkok'.
Throughout the event's weekends, special VALORANT influencer programs will be held. The first weekend (February 1st and 2nd) will feature influencer matches, while the second weekend (February 8th and 9th) will see a match between the amateur tournament winners and influencers. Fans will also have opportunities to meet their favorite influencers at autograph sessions.
For more information about the event, please visit the official BRENA website or social media.
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