eSports is a type of competitive activity that is based on computer and/or video games.
The most common reason for the popularity of e-sports is the huge number of video game lovers. Often such people are interested in not only playing but also competing and watching others. Gamers are the main fans of eSports.
A lot of people, having watched the games played by the professional representatives of the industry, try to apply the seen tricks in the future. Of course, it does not always work out because professional cyber sportsmen spend much time on training.
In terms of entertainment, electronic sports is not inferior to other sports disciplines. The competition takes place in a computer game, which means that the spectator can observe the actions of teams in colorful locations with an abundance of special effects.
Another reason is that eSports is already quite well developed. Important championships take place at sports stadiums that host tens of thousands of people. Many come to look at simply out of interest, and subsequently become true fans of this type of activity.
There is no point in predicting what will happen next in our dynamic world. However, it is likely that the rapid growth of e-sports will continue for a long time. Despite the fact that professional e-sports already has a clear structure, there are a lot of details that should be worked on. However, today, eSports is already drawing millions of people that live in various parts of our planet. Check the infographic on
History of eSports Development the team of Logincasino.com created.
Score from the experts at Killer Visual Strategies
Visual Communication - 70%
Design - 50%
Content/Script - 80%
Usability - 55%
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Final Grade
This infographic shares a timeline of eSports development, as well as rankings of the countries and individual players with the highest eSports winnings. This infographic features a bright and engaging color palette and background texture, but the visuals for each event in the timeline consist of a mixture of photos, logos, and visuals from individual games. This prevents the visuals from keeping to a single cohesive look. The layout of the timeline is very simple, and lacks a visual element that would give it an easy-to-follow linear flow, but the content is appropriately brief and easy to scan. There are some spelling inconsistencies, with "eSports" being styled in a few different ways. The final section, which lists the top earning eSports players, could benefit from some data visualization that would give the numbers a bigger impact. Overall, this infographic offers some interesting content, but it lacks the strong and cohesive design that it needs. We'd give this a C.
