The CrossFire: Legends Championship (CFLC) 2025–2026 has entered its Southeast Asia regional stage, with Malaysian teams competing against regional rivals for a total prize pool of about RM290,000, as the tournament builds towards its Grand Finals on February 8, 2026.

The championship, which began in November 2025 following the mobile game’s launch in Southeast Asia, is the first regional competition to determine the inaugural CrossFire: Legends champion in the region.

It brings together teams from Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam through a fully online, multi-stage format.

The competition started with Open Qualifiers held from November 20 to 23, 2025, involving teams from Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand.

The top four teams from each country progressed to the National Qualifiers in December, where they competed alongside invited professional teams for a prize pool of about RM100,200.

National Qualifier Finals were held between December 20 and 21, drawing more than 56,000 livestream viewers, with the top two teams from each country advancing to the regional stage.

The ongoing Group Stages run from January 7 to February 1, 2026, featuring ten teams, including Malaysia’s TXD and O2, competing in Best of One, Best of Three and Best of Five formats. Around RM186,000 in prizes and qualification spots for the finals are at stake during this phase.

The tournament will conclude with the CFLC Semi-Finals on February 7, followed by the Grand Finals on February 8, where the first Southeast Asia CrossFire: Legends championship title will be awarded.