Xtreme Gaming is a Chinese esports organization founded in 2021 by Yang Yang Yicin, which later came under the sole management of Ye Yi.

In 2023, Yang also became one of the founders of another Chinese club, Azure Ray. From the very beginning, the club focused solely on its Dota 2 division, and the team’s first rosters consisted primarily of players from the Chinese Tier 2 scene.

2021

Their first attempt to establish themselves in China’s second division was unsuccessful; however, after making roster changes, the team managed to win DPC CN 2021/2022 Tour 1: Division II and earn a spot in the region’s top division.

The team failed to qualify for the year’s main tournament, The International 2021 , after which the organization completely overhauled its roster. The club’s new players were Zhang Paparazi Chengjun, Xing Pyw Jianhan, and Ding Dy Kong, as well as Wang J Wenyu and Sang Srf Runfa. It was then that the organization began to be viewed for the first time as one of the most promising projects in the Chinese region.

At the end of the year, the organization decided to create a second roster called Ybb Gaming, which included Lu Lou Zhen along with several young players from the Chinese scene.

The team competed primarily in China’s second DPC division but was never able to achieve significant results. After numerous roster changes, the project was shut down in May 2023.

2022

Before the start of the new season, Lou joined the main roster, and Zhen Old eLeVeN Yangwei became the team’s new offlaner.

The main and only achievement of the year was a victory at OGA Dota PIT Season 6: China, which brought the organization its first major title. However, the team remained inconsistent and was unable to achieve significant results outside of China.

The team once again failed to qualify for The International, after which the organization decided to make further roster changes, parting ways with Old eLeVeN and moving Lou back to the second team.

The vacated spots on Xtreme Gaming were filled by Guo Ghost Jihao and Lin JT Junjie.

2023

In 2023, the club established itself among China’s top teams for the first time. The team won DPC CN 2023 Tour 2: Division I and qualified for international tournaments, but continued to post inconsistent results on the Tier 1 scene.

The roster changed several times throughout the season: first, Pyw left the team and was replaced by Zhao XinQ Zixing; then, following a disappointing performance at the Riyadh Masters 2023, Zhang Paparazi Chengjun announced his retirement, and Guo Xm Hongcheng became the team’s new mid laner.

At The International 2023, the team once again failed to qualify; in the decisive match of the Chinese qualifiers, they lost to Azure Ray.

At the end of the year, the management of Xtreme Gaming assembled one of the region’s most star-studded rosters by signing the already well-known carry Wang Ame Chunyu. Joining him on the roster were Lin Xxs Jing and the legendary Chinese coach Zhang xiao8 Ning. It was this roster that would later mark the beginning of the club’s most successful era.

2024

Xtreme Gaming spent the 2024 season as China’s strongest team. The team won a number of tournaments, including Games of the Future 2024, Elite League Season 1, and Clavision: Snow Ruyi, and regularly advanced to the late stages of major international tournaments.

The team also took second place at PGL Wallachia Season 1 and finished in the top 3 at DreamLeague Season 22, remaining one of the top favorites in virtually every tournament of the season.

In the summer, the organization partnered with the Chinese platform Weibo Gaming and temporarily competed under the tag WBG.XG in several tournaments.

At the year’s major tournaments, Esports World Cup 2024 and The International 2024, the team performed poorly, which once again led to roster changes.

In the fall, Dy announced his retirement, XinQ and Xxs were placed on inactive status, and Ame moved to Yakult Brothers.

In mid-November, the organization announced the addition of Li Niu Kongbo, Wilson Poloson Ko Chin Wei, and the returning Lu Lou Zhen.

2025

After a successful 2024 season, Xtreme Gaming’s results began to gradually decline. The team remained one of China’s strongest, but at international tournaments, it increasingly finished outside the top 6.

Despite the decline in results, the team managed to win the Asian Champions League 2025 and successfully qualify through the Chinese qualifiers for The International 2025.

However, during the season, the organization once again changed its roster, with the “uncrowned king” Wang Ame Chun-yu and offlaner Lin Xxs Jing forming the core. In the spring, Xu XinQ Linshen also returned to the team.

The main achievement of the year was reaching the grand final of The International 2025, where Xtreme Gaming lost to Team Falcons with a score of 2–3. For Ame, this marked yet another lost final in the year’s premier tournament.

As has become tradition at the end of the season, the roster changed again: Xm, XinQ, and Poloson left the team, and they were replaced by Cheng NothingToSay Jing Xiang, as well as supports Hu Fy Linshen and Yap xNova Jian Wei.

2026

In early 2026, Xtreme Gaming continued to perform consistently at Tier 1 tournaments and, early in the year, claimed the title at ESL Challenger China Season 2.

Despite having a strong roster, the team still lacked the consistency needed to regularly advance to the later stages of championships. At DreamLeague Season 28 and ESL One Birmingham 2026, Xtreme Gaming defeated the tournament favorites several times but failed to reach the grand final.