We’re back with another bundle of news from Riot Games’ other titles, as both the studio’s online CCG Legends of Runeterra and its team-based shooter Valorant have seen some recent updates of note.
Starting with Runeterra, the most recent patch marks two years of operation with login goodies for those who hop online for seven days, along with a new set of cards, changes to existing cards, and some rules adjustments. Anniversary freebies can be collected between now and Wednesday, May 11th.
As for Valorant, the newest patch introduces a new Initiator Agent known as Fade, makes balance adjustments to three of the game’s existing characters, tweaks matchmaking and rank gains and losses in 5-Stack queues, and applies some bug fixes.
sources: Legends of Runeterra website, Valorant website
Riot Games is considered a controversial company in the gaming world following a 2018 exposé of the sexual discrimination and harassment inherent in what workers described as its “bro culture.” The scandal brought forth accusations against multiple developers and high-ranking executives and ultimately led to a developer labor dispute and walk-out. Former workers and the state of California, which alleged that Riot was refusing to cooperate with its investigation, lodged lawsuits though Riot settled with one victims’ group at the end of 2021 for over $100M.
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