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Zero Hour Asia Showdown 2025 - Registration Open!

Greetings Players The competitive scene for Zero Hour has been steadily growing—starting with a few local influencers and creators helping kick things off to dozens of teams entering the battlefield for a chance at real

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changedGreetings PlayersThe competitive scene for Zero Hour has been steadily growing—starting with a few local influencers and creators helping kick things off to dozens of teams entering the battlefield for a chance at real rewards. These early events have laid the groundwork for something much bigger: our biggest tournament yet .
changedTournament 1 – The BeginningOur very first Zero Hour tournament in Bangladesh was a small-scale, one-day invitational event organized to introduce competitive play to the local community. It featured four teams , each led by a well-known Bangladeshi gaming personality:
changedTournament 1 – The BeginningSinister – Professional FPS player
changedTournament 1 – The BeginningWith a total of four matches played, Team Rafsan emerged as the tournament champion , defeating Team Tushar 5–1 in the grand final after a dominant run throughout the event.
changedTournament 1 – The BeginningRafsan stood out as the tournament’s top performer, finishing with the highest number of kills and delivering several clutch plays. His individual performance was a key factor in Team Rafsan’s victory.
changedTournament 2 – Expanding to the CommunityEach matchup was hard-fought, and the final standings reflect the effort, strategy, and teamwork shown throughout the tournament. We’re incredibly proud of everyone who participated and helped make this event a memorable milestone for Zero Hour’s competitive journey. Steam post image

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changedThe competitive scene for Zero Hour has been steadily growing—starting with a few local influencers and creators helping kick things off to dozens of teams entering the battlefield for a chance at real rewards. These early events have laid the groundwork for something much bigger: our biggest tournament yet .
changedOur very first Zero Hour tournament in Bangladesh was a small-scale, one-day invitational event organized to introduce competitive play to the local community. It featured four teams , each led by a well-known Bangladeshi gaming personality:
changedSinister – Professional FPS player
changedWith a total of four matches played, Team Rafsan emerged as the tournament champion , defeating Team Tushar 5–1 in the grand final after a dominant run throughout the event.
changedRafsan stood out as the tournament’s top performer, finishing with the highest number of kills and delivering several clutch plays. His individual performance was a key factor in Team Rafsan’s victory.

Greetings Players

The competitive scene for Zero Hour has been steadily growing—starting with a few local influencers and creators helping kick things off to dozens of teams entering the battlefield for a chance at real rewards. These early events have laid the groundwork for something much bigger: our biggest tournament yet.

As we get ready for our international tournament, here’s a quick look back at where we started, and how far we’ve come.

Tournament 1 – The Beginning

Our very first Zero Hour tournament in Bangladesh was a small-scale, one-day invitational event organized to introduce competitive play to the local community. It featured four teams, each led by a well-known Bangladeshi gaming personality:

  • Rafsan the Chotobhai – Popular content creator

  • Tushar – Renowned esports personality

  • Neyon – Competitive gamer

  • Sinister – Professional FPS player

With a total of four matches played, Team Rafsan emerged as the tournament champion, defeating Team Tushar 5–1 in the grand final after a dominant run throughout the event.

Top Performer – Rafsan the Chotobhai

Rafsan stood out as the tournament’s top performer, finishing with the highest number of kills and delivering several clutch plays. His individual performance was a key factor in Team Rafsan’s victory.

Tournament 2 – Expanding to the Community

Building on the momentum from Tournament 1, we launched our first nation-wide tournament. With 42 registered teams from across the country and a BDT 5,00,000 (~USD 4,000) prize pool, this was our first open tournament featuring local players competing at a larger scale. After multiple rounds of intense competition, the following teams emerged victorious: Top 3 Teams:

  • 1st Place – Team Rancor (BDT 2,00,000) (~USD 1,700)

  • 2nd Place – Delta Fury Esports (BDT 90,000) (~USD 770)

  • 3rd Place – Team Shark Tank (BDT 50,000) (~USD 430)

Other Standings:

  • 4th Place – Team Shoper Bro (BDT 35,000) (~USD 300)

  • 5th–8th Place (BDT 12,500 each) (~USD 110)

    • Team Junkoooo

    • Unbiased Executioners

    • Black Bull

    • Ravenous

  • 9th–16th Place (BDT 6,250 each) (~USD 55)

    • Chadlingpong Esports

    • MercenarieZ

    • TEAM BOND

    • UNIT 911

    • Alpha 7

    • Hunter

    • IUBAT Gaming Arena

    • The Zeroes

Top Performer – Dipjol (Team Rancor) – BDT 25,000 (~USD 215)

Each matchup was hard-fought, and the final standings reflect the effort, strategy, and teamwork shown throughout the tournament. We’re incredibly proud of everyone who participated and helped make this event a memorable milestone for Zero Hour’s competitive journey. Steam post image

What's Next - Zero Hour Asia Showdown 2025

With two successful tournaments behind us, we're now moving forward with our biggest competition yet —an Asia-only international tournament featuring a total prize pool of USD 5,000.

For the first time, we’re opening registration to teams across Asia, giving players from the region a chance to compete on a larger stage and represent their countries in Zero Hour’s most competitive event to date.

Key Details:

  • Region: Asia only

  • Team Cap: 64 teams total

  • Prize Pool: USD 5,000

Whether you're a returning team from our previous tournaments or a new squad ready to make your mark, this is your opportunity to step up!

Registration Link : Sign up now!

Thank you for your patience. Please make sure to report toxicity and provide feedback & suggestions in our Discord server using the following links.

Discord Global Community : Zero Hour Official

Discord French Community : Zero Hour France

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Steam News / 8 July 2025

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