The massive success of Arcane's new version of "Ma meilleure ennemie" is a celebration of music, according to Riot's Head of Music. The video game company behind League of Legends, Riot has always had a good connection with the world of music. Over the years, various huge performers have taken part in the company's in-house initiatives. This has even extended to unique musical groups like the pop group K/DA, with their song "Pop/Stars" making them one of the first K-pop girl groups to ever be certified platinum. 1t2z6i

Originally titled Project K, Riot Games' TCG now has an official name: Riftbound: League of Legends Trading Card Game. Riftbound is a collaboration between Riot and UVS Games, who are perhaps best known for their UniVersus card game that has sets from several licensed properties, such as Critical Role and Attack on Titan. Riftbound: League of Legends TCG is, however, a completely separate game with unique mechanics, not a new addition to UniVersus.

Arcane's Viktor is brought to life in a highly-detailed cosplay transformation video, which pulls its inspiration from his season 2 fate. Among the cast of Arcane, Viktor (Harry Lloyd) became a standout, originally acting as Jayce's (Kevin Alejandro) research partner in developing Hextech, hoping to use it to cure his life-threatening illness. However, in season 2, he gains powers through the Hexcore that turn him into a messiah-like figure for Zaun, resulting in a major conflict between his hive mind and Piltover. He also physically transforms various times throughout the final episodes.

Originally announced in 2019, 2XKOis Riot Games' take on the fighting game genre, using the League of Legends IP that the company began with. As seen with the Moba, Tactical Shooter, and Autobattler genres, Riot has a history of entering into beloved game spaces and crafting its own polished, exciting take. 2XKO appears to be no different, and is ed by an announced roster which features an already robust selection of fan-favorite League of Legends champions.

As Final Fantasy 14 expands, the long-running MMORPG could crossover with the widely popular League of Legends franchise if the developers have anything to say about it. A lead developer expressed hopes for Riot Games, the studio behind League of Legends, to team up with Square Enix and find a way to bring the ongoing games together.

Riot Games just recently announced that they are making a brand-new physical tabletop card game featuring their various iconic characters from League Of Legends. Known simply as Project K, this game promises to be vastly different from Legends Of Runeterra, providing a wonderful and unique game for TCG and League fans everywhere. However, despite the immense popularity of League, Project K is sure to face some very stiff competition in the TCG scene that could possibly prevent it from attaining much success.

One of the in-development follow-ups to Arcane seems to be set in Bilgewater, which means these pirate-themed League of Legends characters could feature in important roles in that show. After the massive success of Arcane, fan expectations are high for the show's inevitable follow-up. Arcane showrunner Christian Linke has hinted at the direction of the next shows set in Runeterra, which has been confirmed to take place outside the twin cities of Zaun and Piltover. This includes the revelation that Bilgewater will be one of the settings focused on in future stories.

Riot Games has announced a surprise new addition to the League of Legends franchise - a trading card game. League of Legends has enjoyed a strong few months, with the release of the second and final season of Arcane, with more TV shows on the way. It also has Legends of Runeterra, a free-to-play digital card game that competes with the likes of Hearthstone and is focused on various League champions and characters. Now, Riot Games is getting ready to expand League of Legends into the real world with Project K.

Arcane showrunner Christian Linke confirms a fourth region to be explored in follow-up projects to Netflix's League of Legends TV series. Linke has already teased a multitude of regions set to be explored following the end of Arcane, including Noxus, Ionia, and Demacia. However, these are only three of the many regions across Runeterra that future series could explore, signaling plenty of different areas that can still show up in future projects. One of these projects is also already a year into development, though it's unclear which regions it will feature.

Warning: MAJOR SPOILERS ahead for the Arcane series finale!Arcanewriter Amanda Overton has revealed how the Netflix series was able to deviate from established League of Legends lore and how much freedom they had. Throughout the series, many characters in Arcanewere altered from their in-game counterparts, such as Viktor (Harry Lloyd) being connected to magic more than machines, like his original rendition. The story also wasn't afraid to kill anyone off, with a good chunk of familiar champions dying during the final three episodes of the series. This begs the question as to how much freedom the show had regarding established characters.