Complexity Gaming partners with Halo Championship Series

North American esports organization Complexity Gaming has been announced as the latest partner team for the Halo Championship Series (HCS). As a result, the club will be partnering with 343 Industries for a range of benefits, including the release of in-game items and merchandise, as well as the opportunity to host a future HCS event.

Justin Kenna, CEO of GameSquare Esports: "Halo is a historic franchise with a highly committed global fan base that adds to Complexity Gaming's massive fan base which has grown tenfold in the past 18 months. Competition is at the heart of Complexity Gaming. Our teams and creators content is engaging more people than ever before and brands are taking notice.We are proud to have been selected to work at HCS and we are thrilled with the many opportunities that partner teams have to offer."

Complexity becomes the eleventh partner team of the Halo Championship Series, joining OpTic Gaming, Fnatic, Quadrant, Cloud9, FaZe Clan, Spacestation Gaming, Natus Vincere, G2 Esports, eUnited and Sentinels. At the same time, a little earlier, the developers announced the expansion of their affiliate program, providing the opportunity to join from one to three teams. The organization becomes the second team to join after this expansion.

Note that the Complexity Gaming Halo team did not show impressive results last season, winning the HCS 2021-22 North America Open Championship, and also taking part in the Halo Championship Series 2022: Kansas City Major (13th-16th place), Halo Championship Series 2022: Orlando Major (17th-20th place) and Halo World Championship 2022 (13th-16th place).