Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and Turbine have signed an agreement to bring its MOBA game Infinite Crisis to European eSports audiences through the Electronic Sports League. This collaboration is going to start at the gamescom, which is going to be hosted in Cologne from 21st August until 25th August. This collaboration will be the first of many to create competitive leagues to Infinite Crisis, which will shown via ESL TV and Twitch TV.

Also during this year's Gamescom the Infinite Crisis development team will present the new Coast City map, which players can experience for the first time and participate in an open Q&A with the developers behind the game.

Sean Charles, Vice President of Marketing and Publisher Relations at Turtle Entertainment said: “Infinite Crisis is a fantastic addition to our ESL network. The game not only offers existing MOBA players something new, but also a familiar yet altogether different play experience for existing DC Comics fans. Our new collaboration with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment is a great example of how we can work with top game publishers to introduce their games to our audiences.”

“The partnership with ESL is a very exciting step for us because we are able to reach out and engage with the competitive gaming community across Europe,” said Jeffrey Steefel, Executive Producer for Infinite Crisis. “We’re thrilled to be working with MOBA players of all levels, from grass roots, to great partnerships like ESL.”

Source of information: Warner Bross press release.

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