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Esports World Cup 2026 reveals game list with Fortnite’s return

The Esports World Cup 2026 has confirmed 24 titles for this year’s edition in Saudi Arabia, bringing Fortnite back and offering prizes of $75 million.

The organization of the **Esports World Cup 2026** has officially revealed the game titles that will be part of the competition this year in 2026, maintaining the focus on bringing together the biggest names in the competitive scene in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The event takes place between July 6th and August 23rd, serving as the grand global stage for 24 different categories that will compete for prizes that can reach R$ 375 million (approximately 75 million dollars). With this early announcement in January 2026, Brazilian and international teams can now begin planning for one of the most lucrative tournaments in the global calendar.

Although the total number of games remains the same as last year, the list brings specific changes that promise to stir the Brazilian gaming community. While established titles like League of Legends, Counter-Strike 2, and VALORANT have secured their spots, the organization chose to replace two names from the previous roster to renew the audience’s experience. As a result, the racing simulator Rennsport and the classic Starcraft 2 leave the official schedule to make way for new and old faces familiar to esports fans.

## Changes in the Line-up and Fortnite’s Return

The big news of this edition is the triumphant return of Fortnite, which was absent the previous year but comes back in full force for the competition in July 2026. Additionally, the game Trackmania also enters the official list, occupying the space left by the strategy and simulation titles that exited the catalog. On the other hand, the event maintains genre diversity by including everything from chess to mobile phenomena like Free Fire and Honor of Kings, ensuring that different types of fans find their idols in the competition.

The competition’s structure follows the successful model of past editions, with various finals occurring weekly throughout more than a month of intense activities. Due to the high investment and visibility, the Esports World Cup solidifies itself as the industry’s main meeting point, attracting not only athletes but also global brands interested in the gaming market. Thus, the anticipation for mid-year grows even more, especially with the promise of cutting-edge technological production and viewership records on digital platforms.

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