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The highly anticipated fighting game from Riot Games, formerly known as Project L, has finally received its official moniker: 2XKO. This announcement coincides with exciting news for gamers eager to experience the unique tag-based combat firsthand, as Riot reveals plans for playable demos and potential at-home playtesting throughout 2024.
The prospect of iconic League of Legends champions battling it out in a new format, coupled with the innovative 2v2 tag-based gameplay, has sparked anticipation for a title that could potentially shake up the competitive scene. While developers have previously shared intriguing gameplay footage and development insights, the official name remained a mystery, leaving players eagerly awaiting further information.
Now, with the name revealed and a roadmap for 2024 unveiled, Riot has further fueled the excitement surrounding 2XKO. The game itself promises a distinct experience within the tag-based fighting genre. Its core mechanic revolves around 2v2 team-based combat, emphasizing communication and cooperation between players. This unique approach has garnered significant interest, with fans eager to see the dynamic esports scene that might emerge from such a collaborative gameplay style. Additionally, 2XKO offers flexibility, allowing players to compete solo, in pairs, or in any combination thereof, catering to diverse preferences.
While the official launch is slated for 2025 across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S/X, and PC, Riot is offering eager players a chance to experience the game firsthand much sooner. Playable demos will be available at Evo Japan in April, providing a glimpse into the mechanics and competitive potential of 2XKO.
