Teamfight Tactics' fourteenth set, Cyber City, is set to bring League of Legends champions into a cyberpunk inspired throwdown, and I spoke to the developers on what to expect. The multiplayer PvP auto-battler spin-off of League of Legends has been going strong for over five years, and has only been building momentum after the critical and commercial success of Arcane. In the aftermath of a set honoring that animated show, TFT is shifting gears and bringing the action to a different chaotic city while building on the long-term developments of Teamfight Tactics. b6h6g

There are more than a few games that have tried to sell people on being totally different than the last time they tried it. When Teamfight Tacticssays it looks different, it means it. Now in the midst of celebrating its fifth anniversary, Riot Games' autobattler has evolved from a riff on a burgeoning genre into one of the games that constantly redefines it. This far into its life cycle, the game has taken on an identity of its own.

Riot Games has announced League of Legends RP and Teamfight Tactics TFT Coins are getting price increases this year. RP and TFT Coins are used to buy cosmetics for League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics, respectively. The currencies can only be purchased with real money and can be used to obtain both Champions and Champion skins, for League of Legends, or Tacticians and arena skins for Teamfight Tactics.

Riot Games has announced that Teamfight Tactics' Double Up will now be a permanent game mode. TFT is an auto-battler released in 2019 that features characters from Riot Games' first release League of Legends as playable units. This is similar to another of Riot's titles, Legends of Runeterra, an online card game that also features many familiar figures from League of Legends. In the midseason update, Teamfight Tactics is reportedly receiving its first unit that is not a champion in League, the crime boss Silco, from Riot's Netflix show Arcane.

Riot Games' Teamfight Tactics will introduce Silco from the hit T.V. series Arcane as a playable character. As a spin-off of the MOBA League of Legends, the entirely strategy-based Teamfight Tactics lets players watch different characters auto-battle each other. Thanks to these automatic battles, the video game remains popular -especially among streamers who want to entertain their audience as they play. In fact, Teamfight Tactics, other League spin-offs, and League of Legends have a higher monthly player count than all of Steam.

Iconic MOBA League of Legends and its various spin-off games are currently outstripping Steam in total monthly active s, according to a new statistic shared by developer Riot Games. Ever since the initial MOBA landed on the market over a decade ago, it has ballooned into a franchise that now includes other video games, comics, music videos, and a soon-to-be-released animated series on Netflix. League of Legends itself has largely maintained its popularity over the years and remains one of the world's most well-known esports games despite the many criticisms and controversies surrounding the title and its developer.

Teamfight Tactics developer Riot Games has unveiled the first details of the 6th Set for the game, including its Hextech theme, release date, new game mode, and more. Since the League of Legends spin-off game launched in 2019, the studio has released several major updates to the game, which it refers to as Sets. The updates are similar to how seasons work in other titles. The most recently released set is the game’s 5th, dubbed Reckoning, which was launched last April. Riot Games also releases mid-Set updates for Teamfight Tactics that are much smaller and usually provide adjustments to the game’s mechanics, roster of units, and more.

Fans of Riot's auto battler Teamfight Tactics can look forward to new game modes and a new set theme, Reckoning, says the game's design lead. A recently-released developer video gives a first glimpse at Reckoning's Draconian theme, which focuses on the ongoing battle of good versus evil.

Shoot for the stars in Teamfight Tactics: Galaxies, an auto battler featuring League of Legends' futuristic and space-themed skins. In Teamfight Tactics: Galaxies, eight players battle it out on the Convergence, but only the top four players are deemed victorious.

Creators of League of Legends, Riot Games, have just released Teamfight Tactics onto android and iOS platforms. Teamfight Tactics has been the leading auto battler ever since its launch in June of 2019.