We finally have new news about the Riot Games and League of Legends inspired fighting game, 2XKO. Along with the closed beta announcement comes the official addition of Vi. Here is a look at the Vi reveal for 2XKO and what we know about the roster at large.
Was it really going to be a League of Legends fighting game without Vi? She is even sporting a look more akin to Arcane than what we see in League of Legends.
Along with this, she will be one of the rumored 10 champions on the original launch roster. Many have found the others, but she is the eighth official champion to be revealed for the game. there was a Tweet from known dataminer, SkinSpotlights, that showed the possibility of 11 champions, though.
Read More: How to Sign Up for the 2XKO Closed Beta: September 9, 2025
As you can see there are the known Champions of Ahri, Braum, Darius, Ekko, Illaoi, Jinx, Yasuo and now Vi in this. But, there are three more on here as well. Many have believed the launch roster would be 10 but there is a chance for a surprise champion in there as well.
You can see some gameplay below.
Vi Gameplay Reveal Trailer | 2XKO
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There have been an unusual amount of fighting games coming out lately. We have known about 2XKO for some time now. It was originally under a project name and potentially revealed well before it was ready.
With this latest update it feels more and more likely that the game will be arriving sometime in 2026. A closed beta is usually one of the last steps before a game launches. There is even a chance that we get it later in 2025 around the time that the League of Legends World Championship is in October or November. That feels unlikely but it could certainly happen.
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