For the first time, Red Bull Login, an international celebration of gaming culture, was held in Jordan on Friday at King Hussein Business Park (The Arc) in Amman, drawing hundreds of gamers and esports enthusiasts for a full day of competitions and interactive experiences.
The eight-hour event featured the grand finals of two internationally renowned esports titles, Counter-Strike 2 and Dota 2, with top teams and players from across the Kingdom competing live in front of an engaged audience.
In addition to professional-level competition, Red Bull Login offered a broad range of experiences catering to all types of gamers. Attendees had access to dedicated zones for console gaming, PC setups, virtual reality (VR), and a retro arcade section featuring classic video games.
Designed to foster community and highlight the growing prominence of gaming in the region, the event also featured music, interactive exhibits and opportunities for visitors to connect with fellow gamers, streamers and content creators.
Ahmad Karaj, one of the attendees, described the event as “full of energy,” calling it “a great space for any hardcore gamer”. Another participant, Mohannad, highlighted the high-quality gaming setups, describing the experience as “so much fun”.
The event marks a significant moment for Jordan’s gaming community, which continues to grow alongside the broader regional expansion of esports.
Organisers and industry observers say such initiatives contribute to talent development, community building, and the increasing professionalisation of the gaming sector in the Middle East.