#Asian Games League of Legends

The 2018 Asian Games introduced a new category in their competition, which involved the latest trend of this generation, the Esports genre. The Asian Games, in partnership with Asian Electronic Sports Federation, is currently holding a live demonstration event for the world-renowned game League of Legends. League of Legends is not the only Esports game to be featured at the 2018 Asian Games, a Clash Royale tournament will also be commencing at 3:45 pm (GMT+8) today after the LoL event. Riot Games is officially expanding its League of Legends universe into the world of trading card games. After months of speculation under the codename “Project K,” the studio has revealed the title of its long-awaited card game: Riftbound: League of Legends Trading Card Game. Riftbound is designed to offer a rich, flexible card game experience, drawing from the lore, champions, and action-packed feel of the League of Legends franchise. https://youtu.be/BSr32eiUeyU The name “Riftbound” is meant to evoke Summoner’s Rift, the iconic battlefield of League of Legends, while also suggesting the fast-paced action and strategic depth of a trading card game. The 2026 Asian Games is taking esports to the next level, officially announcing eleven titles as medalled events in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. Read more in our articles including "2018 Asian Games holds League of Legends Esports demo event" and "Riot Games Unveils Riftbound, a League of Legends Card Game Set to Launch This Year".