2XKO: Riot Games’ Upcoming Tag-Team Fighting Game – Everything You Need to Know

After a week of excitement, Riot Games’ Project L has been officially named as 2XKO.

2XKO is an upcoming tag-team fighting game from Riot Games, which is part of the League of Legends universe

Unlike traditional one-on-one fighters, 2XKO introduces a unique team-based gameplay mechanic that emphasizes communication and coordination between players. 

Each team consists of two characters, and players can switch between them during matches, creating dynamic and strategic combat scenarios.

2XKO

Why is 2XKO Generating Excitement in the FGC?

The Fighting Game Community (FGC) is abuzz with anticipation for 2XKO for several reasons. 

  • Game’s 2v2 format is a fresh take on the genre, promising to shake up the competitive scene with its emphasis on teamwork and strategy. 
  • Inclusion of popular League of Legends characters is a significant draw for fans of the MOBA, who can now experience their favorite champions in a new and exciting way.

When Can We Expect to Play 2XKO?

According to Riot Games, 2XKO is slated for a 2025 release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S|X, and PC via Steam

The developers have announced plans for playable demos at various gaming events throughout 2024, including Evo Japan in April. 

Additionally, Riot Games plans to start at-home playtesting later this year, with interested gamers able to sign up on the official 2XKO website.

It’s official! Project L is now 2XKO 🔥

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— 2XKO INTEL (@2XKOintel) February 22, 2024

Road Ahead

One of the most exciting aspects of 2XKO is the potential for a dynamic and engaging competitive scene. With its emphasis on teamwork and communication, the game promises to introduce a new level of strategy and complexity to the fighting game genre. 

Fans can expect to see teams of players collaborating and executing intricate combos and tactics, potentially leading to a reshaping of the esports landscape.

Drop Your Dream team for 2XKO(Project L) . There is no need for character confirmations pic.twitter.com/sDt56oVlfq

— BlackAce @katsucon (@BlackAcecosplay) February 22, 2024

Riot Games has given Project L, its in-development fighting game, an official name: 2XKO 🥊 pic.twitter.com/PxySmaNrjz

— Frontier (@FrontierRise) February 22, 2024

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