Fighting Souls was revealed at the Sony State of Play, leading to celebration among genre fanatics and comparisons to Riot's ...

XKO, formerly known as Project L, is an upcoming combat game from the minds of Riot Games that was first revealed in 2019.

When is the 2XKO release date? If you ever wondered what a League of Legends 2D fighting game would look like, you're about to find out. Formerly known as Project L, 2XKO was confirmed as the game ...

2XKO is set to launch this year, but no release date has been confirmed. Initially teased in 2019 and officially revealed in 2021, Riot Games' upcoming tag-team fighter has been progressing steadily.

In the tweet debuting the video, Riot Games confirms that the League of Legends fighting game is gearing up for a full release in 2025. Graphics Updates How does Jinx Play in 2XKO? Esports Impact ...

Along with the reveal of the title’s full name, we also learned that 2XKO is set to arrive sometime in 2025. That leaves a lot of room, so odds are the team is giving itself plenty of time to ...

we will have to wait and see just how positive players will be about another tease and what could be the biggest fighting game release of whatever year 2XKO finally drops. In a follow-up reply to ...

In the recent update from Rivera, he confirms Riot Games was planning a global playtest similar in size to the first 2XKO Alpha Lab this month and an update was to be given in February that would ...

This, in addition to the game set up for a vague 2025 release date, has many believing that this upcoming playtest will be coming either in March, or soon after. Ben Forbes, the 2XKO editor-in ...

We still haven't really had a proper look at 2XKO, Riot's League of Legends-based 2v2 fighting game, and it sounds like that's a state of affairs that's going to continue for a while yet.

Progress will not carry over between this playtest and the full release. How to sign up for the 2XKO Alpha Labs playtest If you'd like to sign up for a chance to test the game, you can do so on ...

during the round-robin sets we played — while it’s this far away from release is special. Riot clearly cares deeply about getting 2XKO right, and that dedication is on full display so far.