Nachi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games titles to be featured at Nachi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games revealed

The Olympic Council of Asia has announced the video games that will be part of the esports section of the Nachi-nagoya 2026 Asian Games. It will feature several titles spanning multiple genres, such as simulation racing, MOBA and battle royale. In total, players from all over Asia will compete in eleven video games with the goal of winning an official medal. In 2023, the Council decided that e-sports would continue to be part of its flagship event, which will celebrate its 20th edition in 2026.

E-sports titles for 2026 Asian Games revealed.

The games that have been chosen to be part of the Nachi-nagoya 2026 Asian Games are as follows:

• Street Fighter 6
• Pokemon Unite
• Honor of Kings
• League of Legends
• PUBG
• Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
• Dreams of 3 kingdoms
• NARAKA: Bladepoint
• Gran Turismo 7
• eFootball
• Puyo Puyo Champions

The decision to select these video games was made by a dedicated title selection working group, with three experts tasked with choosing a variety of genres. The 19th edition of the 2023 Asian Games featured esports events from EA Sports FC, Dota 2 and Arena of Valor. For 2026, the three titles have been replaced by eFootball, NARAKA: Bladepoint, Honor of Kings, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and Puyo Puyo Champions.

The 2026 Asian Games, to be held in Japan’s Nagoya and Aichi prefectures between September and October 2026, will be supported by the Asian Esports Federation, the governing body for eSports in the region.

The involvement of esports in Olympic projects has been growing steadily in recent years. In 2027, the International Olympic Committee will host the inaugural Esports Olympic Games in partnership with the Esports World Cup Foundation, organizer of the Esports World Cup.