After its 12-year partnership with Garena, Riot Games will now be self-publishing both League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics across Southeast Asia beginning January 2023. Riot Games' reason for ending its partnership with Garena is due to them now focusing on its expansion into a multi-game studio by serving more players around the world. Riot Games have also said that they are thankful to Garena for growing the League community in Southeast Asia. Riot Games is already now self-publishing games such as the most popular Valorant, Legends of Runterra, and League of Legends: Wild Rift. Do note, players of League of Legends or Teamfight Tactics will now need to transition their account from Garena to Riot. To stay updated on League and TFT, you may now follow Riot's new Facebook Page for League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics for more updates. To see the FAQs on Riot Games now publishing League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics, click here. Riot Games is bringing its popular tactical shooter, VALORANT, to mobile devices, aiming to deliver the same precise gunplay and strategic team-based combat that fans love. Read more in our articles including "League of Legends & Teamfight Tactics to now be published by Riot Games in Southeast Asia" and "Riot Games Unveils VALORANT Mobile Spec Requirement Ahead of Esports Debut".
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Mar 19, 2020After its 12-year partnership with Garena, Riot Games will now be self-publishing both League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics across Southeast Asia beginning January 2023. Riot Games' reason for ending its partnership with Garena is due to them now focusing on its expansion into a multi-game studio by serving more players around the world.
Riot Games have also said that they are thankful to Garena for growing the League community in Southeast Asia. Riot Games is already now self-publishing games such as the most popular Valorant, Legends of Runterra, and League of Legends: Wild Rift. Do note, players of League of Legends or Teamfight Tactics will now need to transition their account from Garena to Riot.
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