No Pasarun’ wins for the first time the Radiante League, the biggest female gaming competition in Spain

The third and last split of the biggest female gaming league in Spain ended last July 14 with the Grand Final of the VALORANT competition. The Radiant Female Leagueproject of the Storm Circuitconcludes the final stretch of the season with the victory of the fashionable team in the circuit: No Pasarunwhich became champion for the first time after winning in the final against Fractious.

The project, which is supported by brands such as Intel, MediaMarkt, Samsung SSD, OMEN, Schneider Electric and Korean Cultural Center, streamed the finals through the official Twitch channel of the Storm Circuit.

The third split began on June 23 with five rounds and had the participation of six teams: Falke Venom, Fractious, Guinea Pink Texel, Melilla Titans, Team Galaga Kitsune and No Pasarun.. Finally, the recently created team has managed to win the final of the Radiant Female League. In addition, the champions get a place in the Game Changers Contenders.

Girls in the gaming scene

According to data from the Spanish Association of Videogames (AEVI)in its latest report, the community of video gamers in the country has reached 22.1 millionwith a historical figure that marks a milestone in the industryfor the first time, the number of female players (50.45%) exceeds that of male players (49.55%). This is a booming sector where women’s participation in video games has evolved and strengthened over the years. Women are making significant contributions in a variety of roles.

The number of women working in the video game industry has increased. By 2023, approximately 30% of positions in the industry were occupied by women. Many of them have found the success on platforms such as Twitch y YouTubewhere they create content related to video games and have a large number of followers. In addition to this, in the last two years or so, different teams composed only by women have made a niche for themselves as professional female gamers, coaches and commentators of esports, founding and running their own video game companies.