The latest addition to 2XKO's roster makes use of tentacles to control the battlefield and pressure her opponents.
Popular MOBA League of Legends is getting a new co-operative game mode inspired by bullet hell titles like Vampire Survivors.
The MMORPG based on League of Legends has had its development reset, according to studio co-founder Marc Merrill.
Riot Games' 2v2 tag team fighter, first announced as Project L in 2019, has been given the official title 2XKO.
Riot Games is seeing a major shakeup because some of its investments didn't pay off like the company expected they would.
Valorant's new sniper rifle is priced as a mid-point between the Marshal and the Operator at 2,400 credits.
The developers will be working to smooth out any inconsistencies and contradictions with pre-established lore, and it's going to be a gradual process.
The free-to-play fighter has some extensive mechanics, from different ways to negate damage to Ultimates and Assist Actions.
Ahri, Darius and Ekko are also playable at the event, with lead champion designer Alex Jaffe confirming Jinx and Illaoi are in the works.
The new Project L dev diary gives us a look at how two players can play as a team in the upcoming fighting game.
The mode will see two teams of five duking it out against each other to be the first to get to a hundred kills, with each match split into four stages.
Project L's senior director and executive producer Tom Cannon confirms that new details on Riot's upcoming fighter will be shared later in the year.
Riot Games has announced that, as part of an attack, the source codes for League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics have been stolen.
The classification rating describes Megaseeker is an action game starring Sylas. Riot Games has yet to officially announce the title.
Check out the newest map coming to Valorant in update 6.00 in a new trailer. Based in India, the new map is titled Lotus, and will feature 3 main areas.
Joe Ziegler joins the Destiny 2 studio as game director and could be working on Bungie's upcoming new multiplayer action game.
Check out the newest developer diary for the upcoming League of Legends-based fighting game Project L, which shows off gameplay and tag mechanics.
Riot Games continues its recruitment drive to bring its beloved tactical shooter to PlayStation and Xbox platforms.
The core mechanics are being finished up with much of the team working on "building champions", competitive play and social systems.
Game Pass subscribers get benefits like all Champions and Agents unlocked, day-one access to new Champions, and much more.
