As of 2018, roughly 66% of Americans regularly play video games. That’s a lot of people. But how many of them do you know? Like, really know? Despite the industry’s best attempts, identity solutions and community tools have made it easy to invite other players within your games, but fail…

Do you have a collection of hilarious clips on your hard drive? Ever wanted to be recognized for your most badass moments? Smerf is proud to introduce the Smerf Clip King of Spring 2022 contest! Smerf members can submit clips in our app that will be voted on by the…

With Horizon Forbidden West’s recent release and the start of March, Women’s History month, the Smerf team wanted to take some time to recognize their favorite female characters in all of video games. We asked members of the team for their input and these are the character’s they chose: Mercy (Overwatch) Greg…

The Smerf family wishes you and your family a safe and happy holiday season! We’d like to thank everyone for your support throughout 2021. Taking this journey together has been an absolute pleasure. …

Not all events are created equal — League of Legends World Championship: 73 million viewers The International 10: 2.7 million peak concurrent viewers without data from China. CSGO’s PGL Major Stockholm 2021: 1.35 million. Red Bull Kumite 2021: peaked at 35,481 Yet, despite the difference in viewership and a variety…

At Smerf we try to bring our love of games, their history and culture, into everything we do — even down to the most typically bland parts of the development process. …

It’s time for us to grow. Join us! Smerf is a technology startup building innovative solutions to change the way people play video games. Today we are happy to announce that Smerf is seeking to expand our core team as we enter this new chapter in our company’s journey. Who…

Starting this week and going on through the middle of December, teams will be competing in some of the biggest esports tournaments of all time. The Smerf team will be tuning into all of them. How would you like to compete for $40,018,195USD? Because that’s the prize pool for the…

Nobody knows the exact origins of saying GLHF at the start of competitive online video games, but it was always meant as a way to encourage your opponent to remember why they play video games — for fun — and to acknowledge that they’re just another person — just like…