Summer bombshell: Riot would be working on a game in the style of Destiny
Although we probably won't know more soon, it seems that Riot has been working on this game for a while

- July 29, 2024
- Updated: July 1, 2025 at 11:07 PM

Riot Games is always working on more games than we know. This is not a surprise to anyone, even if their game portfolio is rather scarce. They have many pots on the stove; they have no problem throwing it all down the drain or taking years to see results. For them, the important thing is that it is a guaranteed success. And if you ask us, a game in the style of Destiny 2 from Riot sounds like something that could be a hit.
According to leaks, Riot would be working on a PVP FPS. Considering they already have Valorant, this sounds, at the very least, strange. Until we remember that Riot has Project T, an MMO-FPS of which we know little, but we have some data. We know of its existence because a job posting for an unpublished game leaked some time ago, referencing an FPS that would have seasons, personal progression, and would be a competitor to Destiny 2.
However, we don’t know the exact details about it. Whether it will be a looter shooter, an extraction shooter, or something else is something we still don’t know. We do know that they are working on it, and apparently, they are still working on it. Since this leak has happened once again because they are looking for workers, it doesn’t seem like we will have new information soon. But just so you know, a new FPS from Riot is on the horizon.
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