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Riot Games has decided not to move forward with the release of a Super Smash Bros. style fighter game codenamed Pool Party. According to journalist Mikhail Klimentov, the game was set in the League of Legends universe and had a team of approximately 70-80 developers working on a prototype before it was cancelled. Sources claim that Riot executiv...
Upcoming League of Legends fighting game spin-off, 2XKO, is adding more big-bodied folks to the roster. Joining Illaoi and Darius is Braum, Heart of the Freljord. He's a beefy and friendly guy with a moustache, and fights with his giant shield. Fighting style-wise, he has a number of charge moves and attacks with armour properties which can take...
Riot Games has announced that the League Of Legends spinoff fighting game, Project L, has received a new official title and name, 2XKO. The trailer also reveals our first look at a new playable character, Illaoi. 2XKO will be a 2v2 tag-based fighting game featuring playable characters such as Darius, Ekko, Ahri, Yasuo and more. Accordi...
Riot Games has revealed the fourth playable character for its upcoming Project L fighting game during EVO 2023 week: Yasuo the Unforgiven. A famous ronin in League of Legends, Yasuo in Project L is a master swordsman who manipulates the wind with his blade. he can cancel in and out of a versatile stance, and has tools for many mixup situations. ...
Riot Games has revealed more info about its upcoming 2D fighting game Project L via a new developer diary. In this new entry, Riot Games producer Tom Cannon introduces the duo play system. Basically, the game will have two players teaming up as a tag team to fight two other players. Don't worry, you can still play as a solo player controlling tw...
You want more Project L gameplay? You've got it! Riot Games' Project L update video features executive producer Tom Cannon talking about League of Legends Illaoi being playable in the game's latest build, albeit being 30% complete. He also talked about some Project L origins: the game started off as a 1v1 fighting game, but morphed into a 2v2 fi...
The future of fighting games going mainstream is looking bright. It seems as if Riot Games' upcoming 2v2 fighting game Project L will be a free-to-play game, according to lead Tom "I founded EVO" Cannon. Here's a quote from him during the developer diary: "One of our goals is to remove as many barriers as possible from you enjoying Project L. W...
Riot Games just dropped new gameplay footage and more details about its upcoming fighting game Project L, which is based on the League of Legends universe. On a Sunday morning here in Southeast Asia (during Riot Games' Undercity Nights public online event), so yeah. Here's how the game looks like with colour and all: https://youtu.be/-Qu9...
During the League Of Legends 10th Anniversary livestream, Riot Games announced that the MOBA franchise will be getting a number of spin-off titles and more. Let's break it down. LoL: Versus Mode The long-running MOBA title is getting its very own fighting game in the form of the mysterious Project L, which is currently still in early development by...
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