League of Legends MMO: Everything We Know So Far

Riot Games, the company behind League of Legends, have revealed that they will be making their own massively multiplayer online game (MMO), following the huge rise in this sector of the gaming industry.

LoL has a seismic universe and lore behind it, which has been constantly growing since the announcements of other Riot titles in the last few years.

The developers have already introduced us to the card game ‘Legends of Runeterra’, auto battler ‘TFT’, the first-person shooter (FPS) Valorant, as well as a mobile version of the Summoner’s Wild Rift and their latest game ‘Ruined King’.

Riot have since decided to set foot into the world of MMOs like Final Fantasy XIV and World of Warcraft – except this will be set in the LoL Universe.

Here’s everything you need to know about League of Legends MMO:

Riot Games have yet to announce any date-specific for the MMO. However, on their website, they are still hiring, which might hint that they are still in early development.

With this knowledge, we could expect the MMO to be released somewhere around late 2023 to mid-2024 for what could be the biggest MMO around due to LoL’s huge fanbase and massive backing from the Chinese company Tencent.

When it does release, it could well come to Xbox Game Pass, after a deal was struck to bring Riot Games to the subscription service.

If we are to go off anything we know that the League of Legends Universe of Runeterra has a huge amount of land and cities which could be included in the MMO.

We know from the League of Legends Universe site that there are 13 named Regions in the game, all of which could be included in the MMO.

The starting area could be the larger areas within the Universe such as Noxus, Ionia, Demacia, or Piltover which features in