LoL Fighting Game Project L on Long Gameplay Video
Riot Games is getting bolder and bolder in revealing the cards related to Project L, a fighting game set in the League of Legends universe. Today we were served a long gameplay from the title.
IGN has published a long gameplay, lasting nearly 14 minutes, from the fighting game set in the universe of League of Legends, known under the working title Project L. The footage, available below, comes from this year's EVO, an event that can be described as a global celebration of fghting games.
- The presented demo of Project L featured four characters known from previous adventures in the world of Runeterra: Ahri, Yasuo, Darius and Ekko.
- In terms of mechanics, Riot Games does not intend to reinvent the wheel, so Project L will draw handfuls from the legacy of popular fighting games, led by the latest installments of Street Fighter or Mortal Kombat.
- In addition to gameplay in two-player mode, where each player will alternately control one of two characters, the title will offer a four-player mode, where each person will be given a single player to play with.
- The game features three-dimensional graphics, which are maintained in a colorful, cartoonish style. The whole thing looks quite pleasing.
Due to the fact that Project L doesn't even have a title yet (the devs are only using its working name), no one should be surprised that the release date of this game remains a mystery. Nevertheless, it can be assumed that the debut of this item on store shelves is, for now, a song of the future.
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