The 2XKO Alpha playtest has been out for a few days and a lot of fighting game fans have already changed their minds about their excitement for the 2v2 fighter.

While 2XKO is set to be released as a free-to-play title on PC, PlayStation 5, and the Xbox Series X/S, there is another platform that Riot's games have often found themselves launched on: mobile.

With this upcoming reveal, the only previously-teased character we won't have seen since the move to a tag fighter system is Katarina. 2XKO is a 2v2 tag fighter featuring champions from League of ...

We've got a lot to look forward to as well, with Riot's upcoming LoL MMO progressing smoothly and 2XKO, the official League of Legends 2v2 tag-team fighter, on the horizon.

Gameplay is king in a fighter, and 2XKO takes a unique approach. The name itself references what kind of fighter the game is, and its focus is on 2v2 matches in a tag-style system similar to a ...

The name itself - 2XKO - proved controversial when first announced. Previously called Project L, the game's new name was met with a mixed reception, even if it tied into its 2v2 foundations.

2XKO is a 2v2 tag-team fighting game featuring characters from the League of Legends universe. The teaser shows Ahri, Yasuo, Darius, Ekko, Illaoi and other characters facing off in 2v2 matchups.

I'm going to assume the name is supposed to mean "two KOs", given 2XKO is a 2v2 tag-based fighting game. That also means my brain will call the game 2KO rather than 2XKO.

Assuming there are no issues there, the ball is firmly in the 2XKO team's court to have that rollback netcode foundation in a good place for the 2v2 fighter. Heart is optimistic of their chances ...

Now titled 2XKO, referencing the 2v2 combat the game intends to offer, we finally know what the game is called rather than its project title, alongside the possibility of a 2025 release.