On Thursday, 20th February, Warwick Esports Centre is proud to host The Pack Night: Women & Non-Binary Night, a special evening dedicated to creating an inclusive, welcoming, and empowering space for women and non-binary gamers. This event celebrates diversity within gaming, ensuring that players of all skill levels have a safe and supportive environment to compete, connect, and have fun.

As we step into the new year, the excitement at the University of Warwick’s Esports Centre is palpable. Recognised as the UK’s top university for esports for six consecutive years, we’re ready to take 2025 by storm with fresh opportunities, thrilling events, and unbeatable incentives designed to level up your gaming experience. Whether you’re a competitive gamer, a casual player, or simply an esports enthusiast, there’s never been a better time to get involved.

The gaming industry is poised to redefine entertainment in 2025, blending cutting-edge technology with dynamic social experiences. As the line between the virtual and real worlds blurs, here’s what to expect in gaming for the year ahead:

The wait is over! The TCL World University Esports Championship Grand Final has its finalists. After battling it out with 300 students from 14 universities on October 26th, four of the UK's top student gamers will go head-to-head at the state-of-the-art Esports Centre, University of Warwick competing for a £1,000 prize pool and a brand-new TCL TV. The competition is fierce, and these young talents are ready to make their mark on the UK esports scene.

This October, the TCL World Esports Championship makes its UK debut, headlined by the thrilling FC25 University Tournament. Hosted by the University of Warwick’s Esports Centre and sponsored by TCL, this exciting event will bring together both university and college students from across the country to battle it out in the highly anticipated FC25 game