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Riot Games to Suspend Accounts Stream Sniping, Boosting, Smurfing on 'League of Legends,' 'Valorant' Riot Games is going against streamers and players who are being cheating their way to games.

Riot Games strengthened its rules to combat and punish players who exhibit offensive behavior in streams and game sessions.

Cheats, like ones that automatically perfect your aim, are explicitly banned in most games, for example, and now, the studio behind Valorant and League of Legends has added a few more "don'ts" to ...

Riot Games is offering bounties of up to $100,000 to hackers who can crack its Vanguard anti-cheat. Here's what we know.

Riot Games' Hollywood ambitions were stymied by inexperience after the success of Netflix's 'Arcane,' which cost $250M over 18 episodes.

Riot Games is “resetting [its] development path” on the long-awaited Runeterra MMO. Here’s what we know about why the project is “going dark” and how its development will proceed.

Riot Games is laying off about 530 employees, which represents 11% of its workforce, the Tencent-owned company announced on Monday. The League of Legends maker is also sunsetting its five-year-old ...

Riot Games, the developer of hit video games like “League of Legends” and “Valorant,” is cutting 11% of staff around the world, becoming the latest tech company to downsize.

Riot Games, the team behind League of Legends and Valorant, has announced that it has laid off 530 employees. This equates to roughly 11% of the workforce at the studio.

Riot Games cofounder Marc Merrill and CEO Dylan Jadeja announced in a post they have laid off 530 people at the company.

Multiple former Riot Games execs have shown off their new co-op survival game, Codename: Islands, which wants to rival the likes of Valheim and Minecraft.