Attention players of "E-Sports", "Special War Heroes", and "Legend Showdown"! Registration for the National E-Sports Sports League is open
Citizens of the Republic of China aged 15 to 23 are invited to participate in the "Special War Heroes" and "Legend Showdown" competitions
Quick Look
- The National Sports Administration of the Ministry of Sports will open registration for the "National E-Sports Sports League" from now on, open to people aged 15 to 23 with Republic of China nationality.
- The competition projects are "Special Battle Heroes" and "Legend Showdown", with a total prize of NT$440,000.
- The online preliminaries will start on December 12, and the offline finals will be held at the 2027 Taipei International Game Show from January 21 to 24 next year.
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Why It Matters
The National Sports Administration of the Ministry of Sports organized the "National E-Sports Sports League" for the first time, aiming to promote the popularization of e-Sports, expand opportunities for people to participate, and make e-Sports from campus to the whole people.
The "National E-Sports Sports League" opens for registration from now on, and invites qualified people to actively participate (provided by the Sports Department)
[Reporter Wu Mengru/Comprehensive Report] In order to promote the popularization of e-sports and expand opportunities for people to participate, the National Sports Administration of the Ministry of Sports has launched the "Esports for All Series (EAS)" for the first time. Registration is open from now on. It is hoped that by establishing an event for all people to participate, e-sports will move from campus to the whole people, and promote the understanding and participation of different generations.
This year's competition includes two popular games, "Special Forces Heroes" and "Legend Showdown", divided into U18 and U23 categories. Registration is open to people aged 15 to 23 with the nationality of the Republic of China. Participating teams are not restricted to forming teams from the same school. Players from across schools and from different backgrounds are also allowed to form teams together, allowing more people who love e-sports to have the opportunity to stand on the competitive stage. The total prize money of the competition is as high as NT$440,000. The online preliminaries are expected to start on December 12, and the offline finals will be held at the "2027 Taipei International Game Show" from January 21 to 24 next year. In addition to exciting events, a variety of interactive experience activities are also planned on site, with the participation of KOLs and senior citizens, so that people of all ages can experience the passion and charm of e-sports up close through fun interactive experiences, creating an e-sports event shared by all.
The National Sports Administration stated that EAS aims to establish a long-term e-sports event brand. In the future, it will plan in the direction of regular management, expanding the participating age groups and adding diversified competition items. It will also lower the entry threshold by opening up multiple team formation methods, so that e-sports enthusiasts from different backgrounds have the opportunity to participate in the event. It is hoped that through an event platform that combines competition and communication, the public will be encouraged to further participate in formal competitions from daily gaming experience, cultivate teamwork, strategic thinking and communication and coordination skills, gradually expand the number of participants in e-sports, and show the diverse appearance of national sports.
Open Questions
- What is the registration deadline?
- What are the registration methods and channels?
- Prize distribution method and prize amount for each group?







