Don't miss the Vi Gameplay Reveal Trailer for 2XKO, an upcoming fighting game developed by Riot Games. Players can get their ...

Riot Games has not announced a release date, or a release window for Project L. The company first announced Project L back in 2019, so it’s been in development for at least three years at some ...

Riot Games announced the Project L demo for EVO 2023 via the Riot Games Twitter on July 26, 2023. The game is officially slated to come to EVO 2023 with a demo build that will allow players to ...

Riot Games has yet to announce a release date and which platform(s) Project L will be available on. Taylor is a Reporter at IGN. You can follow her on Twitter @TayNixster.

With the announcement of Project L, Riot Games has rapidly recaptured gamers' imaginations. The renowned studio, lauded for making the multiplayer FPS Valorant, announced their latest IP in 2019.

1 year, 11 months - Project L is a new upcoming 2D fighting game developed by Riot Games. Take a look at the newly revealed fighter, Yasuo, The Unforgiven who truly has one blade and one purpose ...

In case you missed it, Riot Games gave us our first proper look at Project L, the League of Legends fighting game, over the weekend. After roughly two years of radio silence since the game was ...

Riot Games' Project L finally has a real name: 2XKO is coming in 2025 to PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. You can sign up right now for at-home testing, which should be coming some time this year.

As Riot Games continues to work on its team-based fighting game, Project L, it’s also seemingly already moving to build the foundations for the game’s esports scene.

Project L, the upcoming League of Legends fighting game coming from Riot Games, will not be seen until the end of the year at the earliest according to one of its lead developers.. Tom Cannon ...

Riot Games has yet to announce a release date and which platform(s) Project L will be available on. Taylor is a Reporter at IGN. You can follow her on Twitter @TayNixster.

To that, I'm happy to confirm that Project L will be free-to-play." It's not all that surprising, given every title aside from Ruined King: A League of Legends Story uses the model.