Major projects like League of Legends MMO are usually not announced on personal Twitter accounts, but the move has been fierce in recent years to extend the stability of the game beyond League of Legends. It makes sense for Riot working on.Over the last two years, Riot has developed and released Legends of Runeterra, a competitive card game based on the League of Legends universe. The same is true for Valorant, a competitive shooter based on the original IP.
Riot also announced Riot Forge. This is Riot’s publishing initiative to collaborate with external developers on games and other projects based on the League of Legends universe. One of its first projects is Ruined King, a turn-based LoLRPG that will appear on consoles and PCs in 2021.
There’s also a fighting game that Riot has been quietly working on for years, and Arcane, the League of Legends anime TV series that has been animated as if Riot wasn’t busy.
IGN contacted Riot for clarification and pointed out Street’s tweet. But it’s another League of Legends project announced. Stay tuned for the latest information on this in the future.
Matt TM Kim is an IGN reporter.
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