Riot Games are getting their hands into seemingly every known genre out there. League of Legends, their MOBA is where it all started. Since then they have added Legends of Runeterra, a card game, Teamfight Tactics, an autochess, VALORANT an FPS and they have even informally announced an MMO. Another genre that they are working on is their fighting game, Project L. With that, some of the first leaks are making their way to the internet. Here is a potential leak of the Project L Selection Screen.
[Related: Project L Roster: All Confirmed and Rumored Champions]
Project L is likely going to be a pretty big game to start. With a selection screen being leaked, this means that the game is starting to truly get deep into its production. Below is a look at the selection screen that was partially leaked.
This screen more shows off just a few known champions that are in the game. Along with that, it shows the Chromas that will be available in the game. Clearly, the regular Ahri skin is on the left. Then on the right is a blue version of the same champion. She is standing differently but that is probably just a picking on the left of right thing more than it is anything to do with the chroma.
This one also shows variations of all three fighters. There are four different skins that are now known for Ahri with two for Darius and Ekko.
These were leaked initially by @Spideraxe30 on Twitter. They are a known leaker in the Riot Game and League of Legends Community.
This shouldn’t be a huge surprise. Riot Games is known for making their money mostly based on skin sales. Because of this, there will likely be more than just Chromas in the game. There will be skins with different Chroma (color) variations.
That is all for now but make sure to be checking back as it seems as though there will be even more leaks making their way now that people have playtested Project L in a more serious way.
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