Which Games Does TechGarena.com Cover Beyond Valorant?
Valorant is where TechGarena.com has its deepest coverage, but it is far from the only game on the site. TechGarena.com covers pro player setups and settings across a growing range of competitive PC and console titles, from CS2 and Apex Legends to Fortnite, Overwatch 2, and Rocket League. This article breaks down exactly which games we cover, how deep that coverage goes, and why we prioritise the titles we do.
If you play a game that is not Valorant and want to know whether TechGarena.com has the pro setup data you are looking for, this is the place to start.
Why Valorant Gets the Most Coverage on TechGarena.com
Valorant has the deepest coverage on TechGarena.com for a straightforward reason: it is the game where setup optimisation has the most active community, the most publicly available player data, and the most direct impact on competitive performance. VCT players and coaches talk openly about their configurations, broadcast producers regularly show settings screens during tournament coverage, and the player base is genuinely invested in understanding what the pros use and why.
That combination of community engagement and data accessibility makes Valorant the easiest game to cover comprehensively. It is also the most searched game on TechGarena.com by a significant margin, which shapes where we put our research effort.
CS2: The Second Pillar of TechGarena.com Coverage
CS2 has the second deepest coverage on TechGarena.com, which reflects both the size of its competitive scene and the long history of setup transparency in the Counter-Strike community. CS players have discussed sensitivity values, crosshair configurations, and hardware choices at a detailed level for longer than most other esports communities. That history means there is a significant body of verified setup data available for the top players in ESL Pro League and BLAST events.
TechGarena.com’s CS2 coverage includes full hardware profiles, eDPI data with DPI and in-game sensitivity listed separately, crosshair configs, and video settings for active pro players. We track changes between tournaments and update profiles when players make confirmed switches. If you play CS2 competitively and want to know what the best players in the world are running, our CS2 section is the place to look.
Apex Legends: Growing Coverage of ALGS Pros
Apex Legends has a well-established professional scene through the ALGS Global Series, and setup optimisation is taken seriously at the top level. TechGarena.com’s Apex coverage focuses on the players competing at the highest level of ALGS, with profiles covering hardware setups and sensitivity ranges. The in-game settings dimension of Apex is different from Valorant and CS2 — field of view, mouse input settings, and per-optic sensitivity settings are the key variables — and our coverage reflects those priorities.
Our Apex Legends coverage is growing as the scene matures and more verified setup data becomes available. It is not yet as comprehensive as our Valorant or CS2 sections, but the player profiles we have published cover the most frequently searched pros and the settings details that matter most to competitive Apex players.
Fortnite: Keybinds, Builds, and Pro Setups
Fortnite is a different kind of competitive game from the others on this list, and that shows in what setup information matters most to its pro community. Keybinds for building and editing are as important as aim sensitivity in Fortnite, because the speed and accuracy of building mechanics is directly competitive. TechGarena.com’s Fortnite coverage reflects that, with profiles that include keybind layouts and building configurations alongside the standard hardware and sensitivity data.
The Fortnite competitive scene operates primarily through the FNCS circuit, and our coverage prioritises players who compete at that level. Both keyboard and mouse and controller players are covered, because the Fortnite pro scene is split between input types more than most other competitive PC titles.
Overwatch 2 and Rocket League
Overwatch 2
TechGarena.com covers Overwatch 2 pro setups with a focus on role-specific settings, because the game’s role structure means that optimal settings vary meaningfully between tanks, supports, and damage players. A hitscan DPS player needs different sensitivity calibration from a support who spends most of their time tracking teammates and deploying abilities rather than aiming at enemies. Our Overwatch 2 profiles note player roles and the settings context that goes with them.
Rocket League
Rocket League is the most mechanically distinctive game in TechGarena.com’s coverage area. It is a controller-primary title at the pro level, and the settings that matter most are different from anything in a first-person shooter: camera settings including field of view, distance, height, and angle are as important as controller sensitivity. TechGarena.com covers RLCS player profiles with a focus on those camera and controller configurations.
Coverage Depth Across Games
The table below summarises TechGarena.com’s current coverage depth across the games on the site and what each section covers.
| Game | Coverage Depth | What TechGarena.com Covers |
| Valorant | Deep | Full player profiles, VCT coverage, sensitivity, crosshair, video settings |
| CS2 | Deep | Pro configs, eDPI data, gear profiles, tournament-verified settings |
| Apex Legends | Growing | ALGS player setups, sensitivity ranges, hardware preferences |
| Fortnite | Growing | FNCS pro builds, keybinds, controller and keyboard setups |
| Overwatch 2 | Moderate | Role-specific settings, OWL player hardware |
| Rocket League | Moderate | Controller settings, camera configs, RLCS player profiles |
How TechGarena.com Decides Which Games to Cover
Coverage decisions at TechGarena.com are driven by three factors: the size and activity of the game’s competitive scene, the availability of verified setup data from primary sources, and the level of interest from our existing readership. A game with an active pro scene but very little publicly available setup data is difficult to cover accurately, and we do not publish thin or unverified profiles just to expand coverage for its own sake.
Reader demand also shapes where we focus. If a large number of people are searching for setup data from a game we do not yet cover, that is a strong signal to start building coverage there. The contact page is the best way to tell us which game you want to see added to TechGarena.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does TechGarena.com cover mobile esports games?
Not currently. TechGarena.com’s coverage focuses on PC and controller-based competitive titles where hardware and settings optimisation has the most direct competitive impact. Mobile esports is a growing space, but the setup optimisation dimension is different and less accessible from a data perspective. It is something we may look at in the future as the space develops.
Will TechGarena.com add more games in the future?
Yes. Coverage expands based on reader interest, competitive scene activity, and data availability. Games that develop active pro scenes with accessible setup information are natural additions. The best way to influence which games get added is to suggest them through the contact page with a brief explanation of why the coverage would be useful to the TechGarena.com audience.
Is the coverage for non-Valorant games as detailed as the Valorant section?
Not yet for all games. CS2 is close to the same depth. Apex Legends, Fortnite, Overwatch 2, and Rocket League have solid but less comprehensive coverage. We are transparent about depth differences, and profile pages indicate how recently information was verified so you can assess the currency of what you are reading.
Conclusion
TechGarena.com covers competitive gaming setups across a growing range of titles beyond Valorant. CS2 has deep coverage, Apex Legends and Fortnite are growing rapidly, and Overwatch 2 and Rocket League round out the current offering. Each section is built around the same verification standards that define everything on TechGarena.com: primary sources, cross-referenced data, and honest handling of what can and cannot be confirmed.
If your game is not yet on TechGarena.com or the coverage is thinner than you need, let us know through the contact page. Reader input is what drives coverage expansion, and the site grows in the direction the competitive gaming community actually needs.