In this video, we take a deep dive into the top esports games with the biggest prize pools in 2025! We’ll reveal which games have awarded the most prize money of all time, along with their total number of tournaments, origin, and country.
This data is based on reliable sources like news articles, forum posts, live reports, interviews, and publicly accessible databases that preserve historical esports information. If you’re curious about which games lead the way in esports earnings, this is the video for you!
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Games and there origin country mentioned in this video:
Splitgate - United States
Genshin Impact - China
Among Us - United States
MultiVersus - United States
NHL - United States (developed by EA Sports)
Dragon Ball FighterZ - Japan
Epic Seven - South Korea
Standoff 2 - Russia
Blade and Soul - South Korea
Hyper Scape - Canada
Injustice 2 - United States
The King of Fighters - Japan
Guns of Boom - Cyprus
Escape from Tarkov - Russia
TrackMania - France
Farming Simulator - Switzerland
Guilty Gear - Japan
New State Mobile - South Korea
Forza Motorsport - United States
World of Tanks Blitz - Russia
Legends of Runeterra - United States
Mortal Kombat - United States
Vainglory - United States
Summoner's War - South Korea
eFootball - Japan
H1Z1 - United States
Monster Strike - Japan
Auto Chess - China
Point Blank - South Korea
KartRider - South Korea
Gwent: The Witcher Card Game - Poland
Warface - Russia
Paladins - United States
Minecraft - Sweden
Identity V - China
Formula 1 - United Kingdom
iRacing - United States
Age of Empires - United States
Heroes of Newerth - United States
RennSport - Germany
Brawlhalla - United States
Battlegrounds Mobile India - India
Gears of War - United States
Quake Champions - United States
Shadowverse - Japan
Tekken - Japan
World of Tanks - Russia
EA Sports FC - United States
Super Smash Bros. - Japan
Warcraft - United States
Clash of Clans - Finland
Naraka: Bladepoint - China
Pokémon - Japan
NBA 2K - United States
Clash Royale - Sweden
StarCraft - United States
Madden NFL - United States
Brawl Stars - Spain
Teamfight Tactics - United States
Street Fighter - Japan
World of Warcraft - United States
Smite - United States
League of Legends: Wild Rift - United States
Call of Duty Mobile - United States
Heroes of the Storm - United States
Halo - United States
Call of Duty: Warzone - United States
Crossfire - South Korea
Arena of Valor - China
EA Sports FC - United States
PUBG Mobile - China
Honor of Kings - China
Fortnite - United States
Counter-Strike - United States
Dota 2 - United States
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