Gamerlog: A Coming-of-Age Esports Drama Now Streaming Free

What does it really take to level up—in gaming and in life? Gamerlog, on Amazon MX Player, Amazon’s streaming service, dives into the chaotic, high-stakes world of esports—but don’t let the joysticks fool you. This isn’t about big wins and leaderboard glory. It’s about chasing dreams, finding your tribe, and growing up in a world where gaming is more than just play—it’s a way of life. The series offers a sharply funny story that brings Gen Z energy and real-world relatability to India’s esports scene. Created by Abhinay Deo and Neeta Shah and directed by Arya Deo, the series brings you an offbeat coming-of-age drama that offers Gen Z energy and real-world relatability to India’s booming E-sports scene. Here’s why this 6-episode series is worth every minute of your screen time this June:

• More than a game – It’s a whole new world: On the surface, Gamerlog is about the high-stakes world of competitive e-sports. But underneath, it’s a story of reinvention. When 17-year-old Raghu aka Maverick leaves behind his comfortable small-town life for the madness of Mumbai, the real battles begin. It’s about outgrowing your past to carve a new identity in a world that’s anything but predictable.

• Winning is great, but finding your people? That’s everything: What starts as a solo escape mission turns into an unexpected team-up. Raghu, aka Maverick, stumbles into a band of misfit gamers who are chaotic, unpredictable, and oddly comforting. From petty fights to midnight bonding, the show celebrates those friendships that are equal parts annoying and irreplaceable, just like your own gang.

• A cast that makes you root for them: Darsheel Safary returns in a role that’s quiet yet powerful. He’s joined by an outstanding ensemble featuring Anjali Sivaraman, Chinmay Chandraunshuh, Kunal Bhan, Chetan Dhawan, Shubroy Chowdhury, and Akash Menon – all of whom bring raw, relatable energy to the screen.  From the quietly ambitious to the loud and impulsive, every character adds heart and chaos to the story.

• Gaming is just the backdrop – The emotions take the lead: There are crazy tournament sequences and intense face-offs, yes. But what lingers is the emotional aftertaste— the anxiety of failing, the joy of being seen, and the ache of wanting to matter. Whether it’s friendship, jealousy, losing your way, or wanting to matter, Gamerlog taps into universal truths through the lens of a niche world, making you feel things even if you’ve never picked up a controller.

• Watch for free: Gamerlog lands just when you’re looking for something new to binge. It’s fast-paced, fun, and surprisingly emotional. And like all Amazon MX Player titles, it’s 100% free to stream on the MX Player app, Amazon shopping app, Prime Video, Fire TV, and connected TVs. No logins, no payments. Just press play.

Brace yourself for a rollercoaster ride as Gamerlog is now available to stream exclusively on Amazon MX Player, accessible on the Amazon Shopping App, Prime Video, Fire TV, and Connected TVs.