League of Legends joins the card games with Project K
We still don't know when it will be launched globally
- December 6, 2024
- Updated: December 12, 2024 at 2:40 AM
The success of League of Legends knows no bounds. The launch of Teamfight Tactics made Riot realize the potential of its universe, and subsequently, other additional games followed, such as Legends of Runeterra. Now that Arcane is on everyone’s lips, the company has taken the opportunity to announce Project K, a physical card game based on the MOBA.
At the head of its development are Chengran Chai and Dave Guskin, executive producer and game director, respectively. According to Riot, they are working with a publishing partner in China to launch Project K in the country in early 2025. As for its global release, the company clarifies that they are still “taking their time to find the right publishing partner.”
Riot describes the game system as “unique” and that it improves “when played with friends and in person.” The truth is that we can expect great things from the game, especially because of the team behind it. Magic lovers may have already recognized the name Guskin, but for those who don’t know, he is a former designer at Wizards of the Coast.
In the video published by Riot, they clarified that Project K has nothing to do with Legends of Runeterra. However, it does inherit some of its “design philosophies” regarding the champions. Additionally, Project K will “benefit” from the art of Runeterra and other games belonging to the LoL IP.
A Year of Lights and Shadows for Riot
So far, we have had quite a few successful games based on the world of League of Legends, such as Legends of Runeterra or Wild Rift, the mobile version. However, not everything has been rosy for Riot. Last January, Riot announced the closure of Riot Forge Games, a studio dedicated to developing independent games based on LoL. This closure resulted in the layoff of about 530 employees worldwide.
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