In a flurry of Riot Games announcements, it has been revealed that a new version of League of Legends will be landing on mobile and console sooner than you think. Wild Rift will be a reworked version of the famous 5v5 MOBA, optimised for mobile, and "not a port of the PC game" will have limited alphas and betas rolled out by the end of the year, with plans to fully arrive on most platforms and regions by the end of 2020. Around 24 hours ago, a registration page for a mobile League of Legends game was leaked. Now, in the video hosted by the game’s executive producer Michael Chow, we find out that one, the leak was correct and two, this version of League won’t exactly be what you expect. This redesign is made with more casual players in mind, as game run times have been dramatically reduced. A normal game of League, as players well know, takes around 40 minutes on average, whereas Wild Rift will apparently take 15-18 minutes, an easier amount of time to commit, especially on mobile devices.
Syndicated from here: Wild Rift will be a ‘true League of Legends experience’ on mobile
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