After much anticipation and speculation, Riot Games has finally announced the official title of the fighting game League of Legends, previously known as Project L. This game will be officially named 2XKO and promises an exciting fighting experience using the 2vs2 tag system.

Riot has also revealed plans to release 2XKO on the PS5, Xbox Series, and PC platforms in 2025. This announcement has generated enthusiasm among fighting game fans and League of Legends players, who have long been waiting for the game's arrival.

Interestingly, Riot also plans to provide a demo of 2XKO in 2024. One of the demos will be presented at the famous fighting game event, EVO Japan, which will take place in April. This will allow fans to try out 2XKO's gameplay firsthand and get an idea of what to expect from the game.

In addition, the official website for 2XKO can also be accessed, giving fans access to further information about this game, including the latest developments, gameplay details, and so on.

Reaction to this announcement has been mixed, with many fans excited to see how Riot will adapt elements from League of Legends into the fighting game genre. Some also welcomed the decision to use a 2vs2 tag system, which could add a strategic and cooperative dimension to the fights.

Of course, there's still a lot to know about 2XKO, and fans can't wait to see the game's further development. With the hope that 2XKO will live up to expectations and provide an entertaining experience for fighting game fans and the League of Legends community as a whole.