Since its teaser in 2021 League Of Legends fans has been on the edge of their seats awaiting any details on Project L. Fighting pro gamer GamerBee has just revealed some of the newest Project L plans.
Since its 2021 teaser along with a few updates in 2022, not much has been revealed about the development of Project L. That is until now thanks to GamerBee. After being invited to a Project L banquet held by Riot in Japan, GamerBee was able to share some new information on the title’s development and future plans for the game.
According to GamerBee, Riot is a long way away from even having a closed beta for the game, and there will be an esports element to be implemented into the game.
“There will be a pro esports environment, and some may worry that official tournaments will displace community events,” states GamerBee “Therefore, there will be a limit on official tournaments and community tournaments can use Project L to organize events.” There also has been alleged discussion about Riot trying to “coordinate” with Sony to bring the game to PlayStation.
GamerBee stated that Project L will include technical moves and mechanics in the game which includes a retreating guard. Gamers should know that the title is still in its early development stage. This means that certain mechanics and features discussed by GamerBee could change while still in development.
Although the information has come from GamerBee themselves, Riot Games has not personally confirmed the details provided or revealed any details about Project L.
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