The first League of Legends indie spinoffs are out now
Ruined King. In late 2019, Riot revealed a new publishing label designed to give indie studios the chance to play around in the vast League of Legends universe - and today, the first two Forge games are finally releasing.
That includes Hextech Mayhem, a rhythm platformer from Bit.Trip developer Choice Provisions, which is out on the Switch and PC, with a version also coming to Netflix Games in the future. Joining it is Ruined King, a turn-based role-playing game from Airship Syndicate, which was previously revealed in 2019. It's launching first on the PC, Switch, PS4, and Xbox One, with next-gen versions for PlayStation and Xbox also on the way.
Outside of those two games, Riot revealed a new title called Song of Nunu from Rime developer Tequila...