Dota 2 documentary coming to Netflix

Immediately after Dota: Dragon’s Blood end, Netflix will continue to introduce viewers to a documentary about Dota 2. Dota 2 Free To Play tell about the esports world of the game MOBA this famous. The series will be available on the streaming platform from April 19.
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The film is produced by Valverecord the events that take place during the period The International 2011, Dota 2’s first world-class tournament with a prize pool of up to one million US dollars. Dota 2 Free To Play follows three pro players – Danil ‘Dendi’ Ishutin, Benedict Lim ‘hyhy’ Han Yong, and Clinton ‘Fear’ Loomis – through the ups and downs of their journey to the finals. Like most sports movies, the content of Dota 2 Free To Play revolves around the personal stories and “drama” of the players.

Many fans were already watching Dota 2 Free To Play on Valve’s YouTube channel by the time the film was released in 2014. However, when it is shown on Netflix, the film will attract a different audience, but who first came into contact with Dota 2 through the movie Dragon’s Blood. The movie acts as a storage box for a fledgling community’s timeline, and after a decade, Dota 2 Free To Play is sure to appeal to those who love Netflix’s documentary series. In addition, the movie is also a great way to bring the essence of Dota 2 to potential players.
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