#Moonton

On September 17, MOONTON Games will launch Project NEXT 2025, introducing massive changes to the Land of Dawn that will make every match feel new and unpredictable. MLBB, developed by MOONTON—a subsidiary of ByteDance, the owner of TikTok—was removed from app stores and became unplayable for US gamers alongside the short-form video platform. We’re thrilled to have you back.” To compensate for the disruption, MOONTON has offered players a ‘small gift’ alongside in-game rewards that would have been available during the temporary shutdown. Official details are expected soon, and fans are eagerly awaiting a confirmation from Moonton. MOONTON Games has just revealed what’s coming up for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang fans in December 2024, and it’s exciting news for players who love Xavier, the Defier of Light. League of Legends developer Riot Games has just filed a lawsuit against ByteDance's Shanghai Moonton Technology Co. In the lawsuit filed, Tencent, the parent company of Riot Games, claimed that Moonton's game "Mobile Legends: Bang Bang" has been "blatant copying" extensively from their own game "League of Legends: Wild Rift". With the company suing Moonton back in 2017 for copying League of Legends. Read more in our articles including "Mobile Legends Project NEXT 2025 Brings Big Map Changes and a New Hero" and "Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Returns to the US After Brief Ban".