It has been four years since Riot Games announced that they are developing a fighting game in the universe of League of LegendsA Project L which was then shown more concretely in 2021 with the formalization ofekko, Darius, Ahri And Jinx to his rosterthen last summer with this time the announcement ofIllaoi and a business model free-to-play. In December, a video with game director Shaun Rivera introduced the principles of gameplayto view at the end of the article, also showing us the rendering in-game ofIllaoi. As for what interests us now, the swordsman yasuo has therefore in turn been unveiled and will therefore be playable in Project L, he who is able to manipulate the wind with his blade. And this time the announcement is accompanied by gameplay in addition to explanations from the Lead Champion Designer Alex Jaffe.
yasuo will also be playable this weekend atEVO 2023 taking place in Las Vegas alongsideAhri, Darius And ekko, even though the platforms on which the game will be released have still not been announced. The video also highlights them to satisfy our curiosity. others Champions each with their own playstyle and identity will be revealed in the future, and there’s clearly plenty to do in the universe of Runeterra.
In addition to that, another video was put online in the process, serving as an introduction to the game by telling us how to play it, commented on by designer Caroline “Riot Shyvana” Montano following an introduction by producer Tom Cannon. In terms of offensives, we find light, intermediate and heavy attacks modifiable using the directional keys, special moves and two levels ofUltimate linked to the combo gauge. Several defensive options will also be offered, with blocking standing and in a low position, another pushing the opponent back, a guard, parries, anti-air and even a dynamic rescue by our companion even if he is knocked out, the game being played as an encore 2v2.
On this subject, up to four players will therefore be able to take part in a fighteach Champion having two assistance options, which will either be managed by us if we play alone or by our teammate. A last stand will even be achievable by being knocked out. Finally, the system of fuse will change the synergy between the two selected fighters. Yes the gameplay looks very strong and diverse. Finally, last week, it was precisely the game in duo that was introduced on video, with again phases of the game serving to illustrate the remarks.
Pending further details on the Champions of roster of Project Lyou can still have fun on the other games of Riot Games. And if necessary, cards for Riot Points are on sale on Amazon.
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