Last year, eXTREMESLAND brought together 12 Counter-Strike teams from across the Asia-Pacific region for the Grand Final in Shanghai. Representing Oceania, Rooster competed alongside teams from across Asia, while Mongolia's Chinggis Warriors went on to claim the championship title.

eXTREMESLAND has always aimed to create more opportunities for competitive Counter-Strike in the region. Through open qualifiers, teams at different levels have the chance to compete, with regional winners earning a place alongside established professional teams at the Grand Final.

This year's Oceania Qualifier brought together teams from across the region, competing for one place at the eXTREMESLAND 2026 Grand Final.

Following the online qualifiers and the regional Top 4 stage, FlyQuest secured first place, earning the opportunity to represent Oceania in Shanghai this December.

Congratulations to FlyQuest, and thank you to all participating teams, players and our tournament partners for their involvement in this year's qualifier.

The ZOWIE eXTREMESLAND CS Asia Open 2026 will feature players from more than 40 countries across eight regions.

The Grand Final will bring together 12 teams: eight advancing through regional qualifiers and four receiving direct invitations based on the Asia Valve Regional Standings (VRS).