Pokémon Unite’s Winter Tournament 2025 concludes with new winners, and participants for finals

• The Pokémon UNITE Winter Tournament 2025 has just concluded
• Revenant XSpark are the winners, grabbing a fresh chance to participate at the Asia league finals
• A huge prize pool is on the line as Revenant and Godlike esports are set to represent India

If you’ve been following our (admittedly, somewhat infrequent) esports coverage you may recall that late last week Indian competitive team Godlike took home the gold at the Pokémon Unite ACL 2025 India League finals. But you may also remember that there was another chance for participants to reach the Asian league finals, which Revenant XSpark have just accomplished.

The Pokémon UNITE Winter Tournament 2025 offered the last chance for participants to qualify to accompany Godlike esports to the Pokémon Unite Asia Champions League finals in Tokyo this year. Revenant has rightfully been celebrating their win after a disappointing performance in the preceding India League finals.

However, it also means the pressure is now on, as Godlike and Revenant XSpark will be the two competitors representing India at the Asia Champions League finals. And given the enormous competitive scene across Asia they’ll need to be on top form to take home the gold in these finals.

India at the top

India and its esports scene have been a topic of hot conversation over here at Pocket Gamer. The enormous gaming scene coupled with an increasing section of said scene devoted to mobile means that in the world of competitive esports India is emerging to be a major player.

And while Pokémon Unite may lag behind some other heavy hitters in the MOBA scene, perhaps purely due to the popular IP connected to it they can still offer exciting esports action for participants and viewers alike. With big money and major prestige on the line, these finals may prove to be a real corker of a watch for esports fans of all stripes.

As for Pokémon Unite itself, if you’re looking to jump in and see if you’ve got the chops to play competitively don’t go in unprepared. Instead, be sure to check out our Pokémon Unite tier list to give you the lowdown on what’s easier to try first!