

The Spirit Fighter event, which spans all of Runeterra, debuts two new game modes for Wild Rift. Tag Duel, a 1v1 game mode, has been officially revealed in Riot’s trailer for the event, while a 2v2 game mode has been teased for Wild Rift as well.
According to the official Wild Rift Twitter account, “Area mode (currently in League of Legends) is now in development for Wild Rift.”
[Related: Wild Rift Tag Duel revealed as brand new game mode]
For those who don’t know, this mode has players team up with another player. It uses a similar format as Nexus Blitz, closing in a circle to limit players’ movement. It may become a permanent game mode for League of Legends, depending on how successful the game is among the community.
And if it performs well for Wild Rift as well, it may potentially become a permanent game mode in Wild Rift! Of course, this remains purely speculation.
As for the Wild Rift Arena release date, it’s not yet been revealed. It may release soon, alongside the Spirit Fighter event, or it may be a completely separate release date from all the other events. The Spirit Fighter event begins on July 20, therefore if Wild Rift Arena is part of the event, it’s likely to release then.
But judging from the lack of a teaser in the official Spirit Fighter trailer, it’s more likely to launch on another date, as the developers likely need more time to properly balance the event.
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