Asian Games 2026 Esports: Full Medal Table and Results From Nagoya

Esports is back at the Asian Games. This time in Nagoya, Japan.

The 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games marks the second time esports appears as an official medal event. Countries are sending their best players to compete for gold.

The Numbers

Eleven medal events. Thirteen different games. Real medals on the line.

This isn't a side show. It's the real deal. Athletes representing their nations. Flags. Anthems. The whole package.

Games on the Program

League of Legends headlines the competition. PUBG Mobile brings the battle royale crowd. Multiple titles mean multiple chances for each country.

Japan is hosting. They named a 25-player squad across nine different titles. Home advantage matters.

PUBG Mobile Elite Competition

Twelve of Asia's best PUBG Mobile teams are in Japan right now. The finals are underway.

This event draws serious talent. These aren't pickup games. These are trained national teams.

Why This Matters

The Asian Games is the second-largest multi-sport event in the world. Only the Olympics is bigger.

Esports earning a spot here changes things. It legitimizes competitive gaming on a global stage. Players become athletes. Teams become national squads.

What's Next

Results are rolling in as events finish. Check back for updates on which countries take home medals.

One thing is clear. Esports at the Asian Games is here to stay.