In a surprising turn of events, Alter Ego Valorant announced their disbandment on Wednesday, May 21, 2025. After five years of competing in the Indonesian and Southeast Asian Valorant scene, the team has now come to a halt, leaving behind three players and one coach.

Their journey has been quite a rollercoaster ride. Since the arrival of Valorant in Indonesia, Alter Ego has been a key player in the scene since 2020, nurturing many well-known Indonesian Valorant stars like Xffero (RRQ), BerserX (BOOM), Lmemore (TODAK), deLb (All Gamers Global), and Kushy (RRQ).

As they close this chapter in the competitive Valorant landscape, the future of the remaining players and coaching staff remains uncertain, with no updates on potential transfers or acquisitions as of yet.

What led to the conclusion of Alter Ego Valorant's remarkable journey in the competitive arena?

Alter Ego Valorant has Disbanded; is There a Possibility of a Comeback?

The well-known esports team from Indonesia, Alter Ego, has officially announced the closure of their Valorant division on Wednesday, May 21, 2025. They shared the news via their Instagram account, where they also released their remaining players and coaches. 

"Champs!! A heartfelt farewell to the Alter Ego Valorant Division. Today, we bid goodbye to our teammates who have fought alongside us in Valorant! Let's show our support as they embark on new career paths," the management expressed. 

In response to the disbandment, Alter Ego's CEO Delwyn Sukamto took to the comments section to thank all the fans who have supported Alter Ego throughout their journey in the competitive Valorant scene. 

Despite the disbandment, Delwyn remains hopeful about a potential return to the scene. 

"Thank you to everyone who has stood by us in Valorant. It simply wasn’t meant to be this time, despite our efforts over the years. However, we may return and give it another shot next year," Delwyn shared.

The following is a series of Alter Ego Valorant achievements from time to time:

• 1ST PLACE - AOC Masters Tournament Indonesia
• 1ST PLACE - ESL Community Clash
• 2ND PLACE - First Strike Indonesia
• 1ST PLACE - AOC Masters Tournament
• 2ND PLACE - VCT 2021: Indonesia Stage 1 Challengers 1
• 2ND PLACE - VCT 2021: Indonesia Stage 1 Challengers 3
• 1ST PLACE - Valorant Adrenaline Invitational
• 2ND PLACE - VCT 2021: Indonesia Stage 2 Challengers 1
• 1ST PLACE - VCT 2021: Indonesia Stage 3 Challengers 2
• 1ST PLACE - TEC Challengers Series 6
• 2ND PLACE - VCT 2022: Indonesia Stage 2 Challengers
• 3RD PLACE - Valorant Challengers 2023 Indonesia Split 2
• 3RD PLACE - Predator League Indonesia
• 1ST PLACE - Valorant Challengers 2024 Indonesia Split 1
• 2ND PLACE - Valorant Challengers 2024 Indonesia Split 2
• 2ND PLACE - Predator League Indonesia
• 3RD PLACE - Valorant Challengers 2024 Southeast Asia Split 3
• 1ST PLACE - APAC Predator League 2025
• 3RD PLACE - Valorant Challengers 2025 Southeast Asia Split 1

Here are the players who were released:

Alejandro Fabian “Nakya” Simanjorang
Davin “GOTTEN”
Thomas “Cud” Alfantino
Nanda “Asteriskk” Rizana

For the record, Alter Ego previously released two of their new players, Adrian “AdrnKing” Setiawan and Willy “Sayoo” Ivandra. In addition to the players above, they also released Rifaldy “ValdyN1” Nafian who has now joined the Philippine team, NAOS Esports. For analysts, Baskoro “Roseaufy” Dwi Putra has left the organization since last January.

Good luck further to the remaining Alter Ego Valorant players until the end. Hopefully we can see Alter Ego Valorant playing again in the future, all my friends and AlterChamps.

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