The 2020s are going to usher in a new era for Riot, as they’ve got not just one but multiple new games in development. One of those games happens to be Valorant, a fusion of Overwatch and Counter-Strike that looks poised to be the hottest new shoot ‘em up experience on the block. Especially if the recent Twitch viewership figures are to be believed.
Riot’s new competitive hero shooter is looking for feedback from dedicated fans who want to play something other than League of Legends and Counter Strike.
The free-to-play tactical shooter will also be selling cosmetics such as weapons skins and sprays accessible through both the in-game store or the premium battle pass.
Project A has been shrouded in secrecy since its October reveal, but it looks like the lid may have been lifted on what’s cooking in that pot! During the weekend, IGN apparently leaked their preview of the game that will be known as Valorant. Here's a quick glimpse at it.
Riot has officially responded to the State of California in a series of legal documents objecting to the whopping increase in settlement funds. Just yesterday we reported on the ongoing sage of Riot Games sexual discrimination lawsuit. While it seemed the studio was finally in the clear following the announcement that a settlement of $10 million dollars was reached in …
Following the intervention of Californian state regulators, the initial settlement of $10 million could increase to a whopping $400 million.
Built on Riot’s hyper-successful MOBA, Legends of Runeterra’s beta will run all the way through to the game’s as yet unknown final release.
The stigma around mobile games won’t be dispelled with just that handful of examples though, a point made abundantly clear back when BlizzCon 2018 kicked off with the announcement of Diablo Immortal and saw the harshest of fan backlash thrown right back at the legendary developer. It’s a moment of infamy, and one that rival company Riot Games were terrified of repeating when they announced their own slate of games last year that just so happened to include a mobile project of their own.
Music creators often need clean instrumentals for edits, reels, and practice sessions. However, manual …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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