Esports G13

Overview

Esports G13 is a multilingual esports platform designed to simplify tournament organization, team coordination, and competition tracking — all within a fully coin-driven economy. Built for scalability, it delivers real-time performance to both players and spectators.

Problem

Esports organizers and players faced fragmented tools for managing tournaments, teams, and digital rewards. There was no unified, user-friendly solution that could handle tournament creation, real-time updates, and an integrated store system under one roof.

Role & Team

Full-Stack Developer working alongside UI/UX designers and esports domain experts.
I was responsible for the frontend architecture, backend APIs, and data modeling, ensuring smooth integration between tournament logic, store transactions, and multilingual content.

Constraints

• Real-time match updates and live score broadcasting
• Multiple tournament formats (Single / Double Elimination, Round Robin)
• Fully multilingual interface for global reach
• Responsive design across desktop, tablet, and mobile
• Coin-based economy with secure transactions and admin oversight

Solution

• Frontend: Next.js with Bootstrap for responsive, polished layouts
• State Management: Zustand for fast, minimal client-side state control
• Backend: NestJS with PostgreSQL for structured relational data
• API Layer: GraphQL for efficient, flexible data queries
• Key Features:
  • Tournament creation & automated bracket generation
  • Team and player registration modules
  • Real-time match scores & status updates
  • Multilingual UI with dynamic content switching
  • Coin-based store with categories, pricing, and stock tracking
  • Admin dashboard for managing tournaments, store items, fees, and coin balances

Impact

• 50% faster tournament setup times
• Real-time competition tracking boosted audience engagement
• Increased platform revenue via coin-based store and challenge fees
• Reduced admin overhead with centralized management tools

Tech Highlights

Next.js • Bootstrap • Zustand • GraphQL • NestJS • PostgreSQL • MongoDB