Complexity Gaming
A legendary esports brand pushing competitive intensity into the Rocket League arena.
Complexity Gaming is an American esports franchise headquartered in Frisco, Texas, founded in 2003 by Jason Lake. The franchise competes in Rocket League, among other titles. On March 1, 2019, Complexity added the Rocket League team of Metsanauris, Mognus, and al0t (formerly members of the esports team Method). The franchise operates out of the Legion by Lenovo Esports Center, an esports training facility in The Star.
- Type
- Esports Organization
- Primary Region
- North America / Global
- Focus
- Competitive Play & Content
- Status
- Active Organization
Verified Timeline
Lore & Background
Complexity entered the Rocket League scene on March 1, 2019, by adding the team of Metsanauris, Mognus, and al0t, who had previously competed under the Method banner. This move expanded the franchise's competitive portfolio, which already included titles like Apex Legends, FIFA, Fortnite, Hearthstone, Madden, Magic: The Gathering Arena, and Rocket League. The team joined an organization with a long history dating back to 2003, when founder Jason Lake paid two gamers from his own pocket to form a team. Complexity's Rocket League squad became part of a franchise that had weathered the folding of the Championship Gaming Series in 2008, a sale to DirecTV in 2006 (the exact price was not publicly confirmed), and a subsequent purchase by Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and real estate investor John Goff in 2017, which relocated the team to Frisco, Texas.
In Their Own Story
On March 1, 2018, Complexity Gaming announced the addition of a Rocket League roster consisting of Metsanauris, Mognus, and al0t. The three players had previously competed together under the esports organization Method. This acquisition marked Complexity's formal entry into the Rocket League competitive scene, adding the title to a lineup that already included Apex Legends, FIFA, Fortnite, Halo Infinite, Hearthstone, Madden, Magic: The Gathering Arena, and Rocket League. The franchise, which had been purchased by Jerry Jones and John Goff in 2017 and relocated to Frisco, Texas, continued to expand its presence across multiple esports disciplines with this move.
Reader's Guide
Professional organizations like Complexity Gaming operate within the structured framework of the RLCS and franchising leagues. They recruit top-tier talent, manage coaching staff, and compete in regional and international events for championship points. In-game, these teams are represented by their official colors and decals during broadcasts, though players may customize individual cars outside of competitive restrictions. Their role is to elevate the skill ceiling of the game through practice, strategy, and public exhibitions that showcase the sport's potential.
Did You Know?
- Complexity Gaming was founded in 2003 by Jason Lake, who initially paid two gamers from his own pocket to form a team.
- The franchise was co-owned by Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and real estate investor John Goff after their purchase in 2017.
- Complexity added its Rocket League team on March 1, 2019, consisting of Metsanauris, Mognus, and al0t, who previously played for Method.
- The franchise operates out of the Legion by Lenovo Esports Center, an esports training facility located in The Star, which also serves as the training center for the Dallas Cowboys.
- Complexity was acquired by investor group Global Esports Properties, LLC in March 2024 for $10.36 million.
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