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Asia's first gaming reality show, Good Game Asia has unfortunately been hit with COVID and will be taking a short break to ensure everyone's health and safety. On 19 July at 6:00 PM it was announced across all their Social Media that the show will be taking a break due to COVID. Not much is known about the situation, whether it's a contestant or...
This week's episode of Good Game Asia unfortunately is a recap episode, giving the participants a much-needed break but at the same time not really leaving fans with much in terms of entertainment. Not to say that it was a completely disappointing episode, similar to "filler arcs" in anime, it may be pointless in the narrative aspect but it bene...
Good Game Asia Episode 5 has aired and I'd have to say this week's episode is somewhat bittersweet, but we'll get into that later. Every Friday at 7:35 PM (GMT+8), the first gaming reality show, Good Game Asia airs on Warner TV. Five weeks in and 10 contestants remaining, we're a week closer to finding out who will take the grand prize of US$200...
Alright folks, it's that time of the week, the fourth episode of Yup.gg's Good Game Asia has aired and I'm back to walk you through what happened this episode. For whatever reason you randomly clicked on this article and have no clue what Good Game Asia is let me sum it up for you. Produced by Yup.gg, Good Game Asia is the first gaming reality s...
The first gaming reality show in Asia, brought to us by Yup.gg on Warner TV, Good Game Asia pits 15 streamers and gaming personalities against each other to win a grand prize of US$200,000. The show airs every Friday on Warner TV at 7:35 PM (GMT+8). With the airing of Episode 3, there's so much to talk about as the show has finally progressed. But ...
In case you missed it, Yup.gg has created the first gaming reality show, Good Game Asia airs every Friday at 7:35 PM (GMT+8) on Warner TV. In short, the game show pits 15 streamers and gaming personalities against each other to win a grand prize of US$200,000. Episode 2 aired last week and from thinking there's a lot more to take away from this epi...
The first of its kind, Good Game Asia (GGA) is a gaming reality show by Yup.gg on Warner TV. Formatted like reality game shows, Yup.gg's take on the genre pits 15 streamers and gaming personalities throughout Asia-Pacific to face off to earn a grand prize of US$200,000 in cash goods and be crowned the title of the "Next Gaming Superstar". Is it ...
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