The largest women's tournament and the world championship, the Game Changers Championship, marking the end of the competitive season, will start in just a week. The organizers, Riot Games, are actively preparing for the grand event and raising the level of intrigue for the upcoming event.

Recently, the organizers revealed some details about the upcoming championship. These include seeding, the format of the event, a new map, and much more. You can read more about it in our material. Yesterday, Riot Games continued to raise the level of expectation and officially announced the upcoming tournament with a video.

Experience VALORANT on a whole new decibel level! The best VCT Game Changers teams from around the world are coming to São Paulo, Brazil, to get LOUDER and fight to become the 2023 Game Changers Champions. Tune in from November 28th to December 3rd as we gather elite teams from around the world. These teams from Brazil, China, EMEA, Japan, Korea, East Asia, LATAM, North America, and Southeast Asia (SEA) will compete for the coveted championship trophy on the international stage.

In the short video, a compilation of the best moments, emotions, and results from the world championship qualifying stages is shown. To dynamic music, Riot Games showcases individual participants from each region, and then each of the eight teams. Interestingly, although the organizers did not officially state, the prize fund of the upcoming tournament appeared on the liquipedia site. According to the portal, it amounts to $500,000, equivalent to last year's championship. This seems somewhat strange considering the growth in the game's popularity and Riot's tendency to increase prizes. For example, last year's men's world championship had a prize of $1,000,000, and this year, the cash prize rose to $2,250,000.

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Now that all the details of the upcoming tournament are known, we note that the upcoming Valorant Game Changers Championship will take place from November 28th to December 3rd in São Paulo, Brazil. The eight strongest women's teams will compete for a large prize fund of $500,000, the main trophy, and the title of the strongest team for the next year.