On February 2, Netflix added a brand new game, Hextech Mayhem, from the League of Legends universe to its catalog. Already available on PC and Switch since last November, the title is now coming to mobile.
Hextech Mayhem: A League of Legends Story is therefore finally available on mobile, but not for everyone. Indeed, now part of the Netflix catalog, the game is therefore an exclusive of the streaming platform. However, if you have an account and an iOS or Android device, you can still play this spin-off (which we tested here), as well as other games in the Netflix Games catalog.
This mobile title from the League of Legends license, developed by Choice Provisions and published Riot Games, is a game similar to Hextech Mayhem on PC and Switch. Here we have the right to a side-scrolling rhythm gamein which the player will therefore have to accomplish well-paced actions in relation to the music. In the game you will follow Ziggs and Heimerdinger, two well-known League of Legends figures. Ziggs plans to build the most powerful bomb of all time, while Heimerdinger is opposed to this project. The player will therefore embody Ziggs in the streets of Piltover, the city of Progress.
With this addition, Netflix Games expands its catalog a little morenow consisting of 14 games. With Arcane, which was already released last Novemberthe SVOD platform had signed a first collaboration with the video game giant Riot Games and it is not likely to end anytime soon. The arrival of Hextech Mayhem on Netflix, therefore, leads us to expect new collaborations between the two actors in the future, especially with season 2 of Arcane, of which we do not yet know much at the moment.