Riot Games, the study behind league of legends e Valuing, would be developing an online role-playing game set in the same universe as League. The confirmation has arrived in the past few hours since Greg Street, Riot's vice president of intellectual property and entertainment, who stressed that his job is to help the team develop and expand the universe of the famous MOBA of the US company. We report in detail the words of Street:
Because the time has come. My new job is to start a great (some might say massive) game that many of you and many Riot members have asked us to create.
It is an MMO
It is unclear whether the project is separate from Project F, the open-world game that we glimpsed during the streaming dedicated to the tenth anniversary of league of legends last year, but a recent Polygon report confirmed that Riot Games he would be developing a MMORPG. Although Greg Street has not provided further relevant details, the MMO will take place in the world of Runeterra, the same universe in which League of Legends takes place and other titles of the US software house.
The new title "unveiled" by Riot's vice president is just the latest of one long series of projects announced by the US team, as they have released several new titles in the past two years, including a digital card game, Legends of Runterra, an autobattler game mode for League, Teamfight Tactics, and a first person shooter, Valuing. The live stream for the company's 10th anniversary also showed a new upcoming fighting game and action-RPG using both characters from League of Legends. None of these projects received further updates from the XNUMXth anniversary showcase.
It's an MMO
- Greg Street (@Ghostcrawler) December 18, 2020
