List of League of Legends media

League of Legends is a multiplayer online battle arena video game developed and published by Riot Games. Announced in October 2008, it was released for Microsoft Windows in Europe and North America as a free-to-play title on October 27, 2009, after six months of beta testing. The game has since been ported to macOS and localized for markets worldwide; by 2012 it was the most played game in the world.^[1] League of Legends is often considered to be the biggest esport globally,^[2][3][4] with the 2020 League of Legends World Championship final peaking at 45.9 million concurrent viewers.^[5]

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To commemorate the tenth anniversary of the game, Riot debuted several pieces of spin-off games, including a version for mobiles and consoles, a digital collectible card game named Legends of Runeterra, and a standalone mobile release of the auto battler game mode Teamfight Tactics.^[6] Later the same year, Riot announced Riot Forge, a publishing label for video games set in the League of Legends universe developed by third-party developers.^[7] After previously releasing the tabletop game Mechs vs. Minions in 2016, Riot made public a tabletop division in early 2020 along with its first title, which was released in September that year.^[8]

In addition to these games, many other forms of League of Legends media have been produced, such as books, music videos and short stories.^[9] Several soundtrack albums have been released for digital download and streaming, as well as two LP records. Bands composed of characters from the game have also released music, including the girl group K/DA, whose songs have topped Billboard's World Digital Song Sales chart.^[10][11] After releasing multiple one-shot comics on its website, Riot partnered with Marvel Comics in 2018 to create series of comics. The first – Ashe: Warmother – debuted that December, and was followed by Lux and Zed in 2019. Riot has also produced documentary films about the development and history of League of Legends, and premiered the animated television series Arcane on Netflix in 2021.^[12]

Games

All games are developed and published by Riot Games, except where noted.

Video games

List of video games

Title	Details
League of Legends Original release dates:[13] NA: October 27, 2009 EU: October 27, 2009 CN: September 22, 2011[14] KR: December 12, 2011[15]	Release years by system: 2009 – Microsoft Windows[13] 2013 – macOS[16]
	Notes: Free-to-play multiplayer online battle arena inspired by Defense of the Ancients[13] Riot's first game, developed since 2006 and announced on October 7, 2008[13] Published by Garena in Southeast Asia[17] (until 2023 when Riot Games regain the publishing rights[18]) and Tencent in China;[19] originally published by Goa in Europe[20] until Riot took over in May 2010[13] Entered closed beta on April 10, 2009[21] and open beta on October 22, 2009[22]
Teamfight Tactics Original release dates:[23] JP: June 25, 2019 OC: June 25, 2019 NA: June 26, 2019 EU: June 26, 2019	Release years by system: 2019 – macOS, Microsoft Windows[23] 2020 – Android, iOS[24]
	Notes: Free-to-play auto battler inspired by Auto Chess[23] Released as a game mode within the League of Legends client on computers and standalone on mobiles, with cross-platform play[24]
Legends of Runeterra Original release date:[25] WW: April 30, 2020[a]	Release years by system: 2020 – Android, iOS, Microsoft Windows[25]
	Notes: Free-to-play collectible card game[6] Released in "preview patches" in late 2019[26] before entering open beta on January 24, 2020[27][b]
League of Legends: Wild Rift Original release dates:[c] AS: October 27, 2020[28][d] EU: December 9, 2020[29] NA: March 28, 2021[30]	Release years by system: 2020 – Android, iOS (open beta)[28]
	Notes: Remade version of League of Legends, adapted for mobiles and consoles[6] The mobile version entered alpha testing in Brazil and the Philippines in June 2020,[31] and closed beta in Southeast Asia in September 2020[32]
Ruined King: A League of Legends Story Original release date(s): WW: November 16, 2021	Release years by system: 2021 – Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S[33]
	Notes: Turn-based role-playing game developed by Airship Syndicate and published by Riot Forge[33] First League of Legends game to be released on consoles[33]
Hextech Mayhem: A League of Legends Story Original release date(s): WW: November 16, 2021	Release years by system: 2021 – Android, iOS, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch[34]
	Notes: Rhythm game developed by Choice Provisions and published by Riot Forge and Netflix (Mobile versions)[34]
League of Legends Esports Manager[f] Original release date:[35] CN: July 20, 2022	Release years by system: 2022 – Android, iOS
	Notes: Free-to-play sports management game developed and published by Tencent[35] Originally planned to launch for the 2020 League of Legends Pro League in China[6]
The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story Original release date(s): WW: April 18, 2023	Release years by system: 2023 – Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S[36]
	Notes: Linear action role-playing game developed by Digital Sun and published by Riot Forge[36]
Convergence: A League of Legends Story Original release date(s): WW: May 23, 2023	Release years by system: 2023 – Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S[37]
	Notes: Action platform game developed by Double Stallion Games and published by Riot Forge[37]
Song of Nunu: A League of Legends Story Original release date(s):[38] WW: November 1, 2023	Release years by system: 2023 – Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch 2024 – PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
	Notes: Action-adventure puzzle game developed by Tequila Works and published by Riot Forge
Bandle Tale: A League of Legends Story Original release date(s):[39] WW: February 21, 2024	Release years by system: 2024 – Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch
	Notes: Crafting role-playing game developed by Lazy Bear Games and published by Riot Forge

Upcoming

List of upcoming video games

Title	Details
2XKO Proposed release date(s): WW: 2025	Proposed system release: 2025 – Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S[40]
	Notes: Fighting game announced during Evo 2019[6] Revealed as Project L during the League of Legends 10th anniversary livestream[6]
Project F Proposed release date(s): TBA	Proposed system release: TBA
	Notes: Multiplayer game announced in the League of Legends 10th anniversary livestream[6]
Untitled MMORPG Proposed release date(s): TBA	Proposed system release: TBA
	Notes: Massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) revealed by Greg Street in December 2020[41]

Minigames

List of minigames

Title	Details
League of Legends: Turret Defence Original release dates: EU: December 23, 2009[42] NA: December 24, 2009[43]	Release years by system: 2009 – iOS[42]
	Notes: Free tower defense game developed by Goa/Orange Labs and Riot Games;[44] published by Goa in Europe[45] Removed from the App Store in 2010[42]
Cho'Gath Eats the World Original release date: WW: April 1, 2013[46]	Release years by system: 2013 – Browser[46]
	Notes: Free Rampage-like arcade game developed by Pure Bang Games[47] April Fool's prank available only for one day[48] Includes Astro Teemo, an unlockable Jetpack Joyride-like endless runner game[46][48]
Pixel Poro Original release date: WW: May 13, 2014[49][50]	Release years by system: 2014 – Browser[51]
	Notes: Pong-like game released to coincide with the launch of the new champion Braum[52]
Blitzcrank's Poro Roundup Original release date: WW: August 20, 2015[53]	Release years by system: 2015 – Android, Browser, iOS[54]
	Notes: Free arcade side-scrolling game developed by Pure Bang Games[47] Only available for a limited time, until September 21, 2015[54]
Thunderdome games Original release dates: WW: August 18, 2017[55] WW: March 16, 2018[56]	Release years by system: 2017 – Microsoft Windows[55] 2018 – Microsoft Windows[56]
	Notes: Free unofficial games developed in 48 hours during Riot's yearly "Thunderdome" hackathon:[56] Demacia Vice Squad (2017), a beat 'em up game Super Arcade Gunners X (2017), a twin-stick shooter Ziggs Arcade Blast (2017), a side-scrolling platform game[55] Star Guardian: Insomnia (2018), a bullet hell side-scroller Super Zac Ball (2018), a sports arcade game PROJECT.EXEcute (2018), a twin-stick shooter

Tabletop games

List of tabletop games

Title	Details
Mechs vs. Minions October 13, 2016 – Tabletop game[57]	Notes: Co-operative strategy game that began as a passion project within Riot Games Took three years to develop[57]
Tellstones: King's Gambit September 16, 2020 – Tabletop game[58]	Notes: Memory game where players compete to remember the symbols of seven stones placed face-down in a line[58] First title by Riot Tabletop, a division of Riot Games announced in January 2020[59]

Applications

List of applications

Title	Details
League+ Original release date: February 24, 2016[60]	Release years by system: 2016 – Android, iOS[60]
	Notes: Mobile app for chatting with friends, receiving game and esports news and watching esports and streamers[61] Originally released as League Friends with only chatting functionality[60]
League Displays Original release date: December 4, 2017[62]	Release years by system: 2017 – macOS, Microsoft Windows[62]
	Notes: Desktop app for downloading high-definition wallpapers and screensavers of League of Legends artwork[62] Replaced and expanded on the functionality of the earlier beta app League Screensaver[62][63]

Music

Soundtracks

List of soundtrack albums

Title	Release date	Length	Label
The Music of League of Legends Vol. 1	January 27, 2015[64]	51:24	Riot Games
The Music of League of Legends: Season 1	October 15, 2019[65]	28:28	Riot Games
The Music of League of Legends: Season 2	October 15, 2019[65]	1:09:43	Riot Games
The Music of League of Legends: Season 3	October 15, 2019[65]	48:30	Riot Games
The Music of League of Legends: Season 4	October 15, 2019[65]	1:18:31	Riot Games
The Music of League of Legends: Season 5	October 15, 2019[65]	1:09:38	Riot Games
The Music of League of Legends: Season 6	October 15, 2019[65]	1:28:57	Riot Games
The Music of League of Legends: Season 7	October 15, 2019[65]	2:08:03	Riot Games
The Music of League of Legends: Season 8	October 15, 2019[65]	1:28:52	Riot Games
The Music of League of Legends: Season 9	October 15, 2019[65]	55:18	Riot Games
League of Legends: Wild Rift (Original Soundtrack)	March 30, 2021[66]	26:01	Riot Games

Vinyl records

List of soundtrack albums released on vinyl

Title	Release date	Length	Label
League of Legends: Selected Orchestral Works	October 16, 2019[67]	1:23:22	Riot Games/iam8bit
Notes: Double LP record released by iam8bit, containing 26 tracks[68]
DJ Sona: Ultimate Concert	December 5, 2019[69]	37:12	Riot Games/iam8bit
Notes: LP record released by iam8bit, containing 7 tracks featuring Bassnectar, The Crystal Method, Pretty Lights, Dada Life, Nosaj Thing and Renholdër[69]

Remixes

List of remix albums

Title	Release date	Length	Label
Warsongs	January 14, 2016[70]	46:53	Riot Games
Notes: Remix album containing 11 EDM remixes by Marshmello, Arty, MitiS, James Egbert, Mako, Hyper Potions, ProtoShredanoid, Jauz, Minnesota, Dan Negovan and Vicetone[70]

Virtual bands

Albums and EPs released by virtual bands composed of League of Legends champions.

List of albums and EPs by virtual bands

Title	Release date	Length	Label
Smite and Ignite	June 3, 2014[71]	30:27	Riot Games
Notes: Debut album by heavy metal band Pentakill, containing 8 tracks[71][72] Features vocals from Jørn Lande and ZP Theart[72]
II: Grasp of the Undying	August 3, 2017[73]	45:56	Riot Games
Notes: Second album by Pentakill, containing 10 tracks[74] Features vocals from Jørn Lande, Noora Louhimo (from Battle Beast), Danny Lohner and Per Johansson[74]
All Out	November 6, 2020[11]	16:16	Riot Games
Notes: Debut EP by girl group K/DA, containing 5 tracks; released as a follow-up to their 2018 debut single "Pop/Stars"[11] Features vocals from (G)I-dle, Bea Miller, Wolftyla, Madison Beer, Lexie Liu, Jaira Burns, Kim Petras, Bekuh Boom, Aluna, Twice and Annika Wells[75] Was preceded by the release of the singles "The Baddest" and "More"[11]
III: Lost Chapter	September 8, 2021[76]	46:05	Riot Games
Notes: Third album by Pentakill, containing 11 tracks Features vocals from Jørn Lande, Noora Louhimo (from Battle Beast), Tyler "Telle" Smith and Tre Watson

Literature

Books

List of books

Title	Release date	Publisher
The Art of League of Legends: Volume I	September 2, 2016[77]	Riot Games
Notes: Art book released as part of the 10th anniversary of Riot Games[78] Released as both a printed book (ISBN 978-0-997-40110-3) and a free ebook[78]
Realms of Runeterra	November 5, 2019[79]	Voracious
Notes: Encyclopedic companion book to League of Legends, detailing the world with stories and illustrations[79] (ISBN 978-0-316-49732-9)
Garen: First Shield	December 8, 2020[80]	Riot Games
Notes: Novella written by Anthony Reynolds, released as an ebook[80]
Ruination: A League of Legends Novel	September 6, 2022[81]	Orbit Books
Notes: Novel written by Anthony Reynolds Released as a printed book (ISBN 978-0-316-46905-0) and ebook[81]

Comics

Series

List of comic series

Title	Release dates	Publisher
Ashe: Warmother	December 19, 2018[82] – March 20, 2019[83]	Marvel Comics
Notes: Written by Odin Austin Shafer, with art by Nina Vakueva (cover art by Yasmine Putri)[82][83] Published in 4 issues; a collected trade paperback was released on May 15, 2019 (ISBN 978-1-302-91856-9).[84]
Lux	May 8[85] – September 11, 2019[86]	Marvel Comics
Notes: Written by John O'Bryan, with art by Billy Tan, Haining and Gadson of Tan Comics[87] Published in 5 issues; a collected trade paperback was released on November 6, 2019 (ISBN 978-1-302-91943-6).[87]
Zed	November 20, 2019[88] – April 15, 2020[89]	Marvel Comics
Notes: Written by Odin Austin Shafer, with art by Edgar Salazar, Lorenzo Ruggiero, Andres Mossa and Chris O'halloran[88][89][90] Published in 6 issues; a collected trade paperback was released on September 30, 2020 (ISBN 978-1-302-91947-4).[90]
K/DA: Harmonies	September 5[91] – October 3, 2020[92]	Riot Games
Notes: Webtoon written by Michael Yichao, with art by HD of Rainforest Culture[93] Published in 5 issues before the release of the All Out EP[92]

One-shots

One-shot comics published on the League of Legends Universe website.^[94]

List of comic one-shots

Title	Release date	Publisher
Darius: Blood of Noxus	August 18, 2017[95]	Riot Games
Nami: Into the Abyss	September 1, 2017[96]	Riot Games
Ziggs & Jinx: Paint the Town	September 15, 2017[97]	Riot Games
Miss Fortune: Fortune Smiles	September 29, 2017[98]	Riot Games
Varus: Heartlight	November 30, 2017[99]	Riot Games
Varus: Retribution	November 30, 2017[99]	Riot Games
Ryze: The Burning Lands	July 25, 2018[100]	Riot Games

Television and film

List of television series and films

Title	Release date(s)	Original network
Frequencies – The Music of League of Legends	January 28, 2015[101]	YouTube
Notes: Documentary film about the composers of League of Legends and the production of The Music of League of Legends Vol. 1, directed by Caleb Slain[101][102]
League of Legends Origins	October 15, 2019[103]	Netflix
Notes: Documentary film about the history of the game and its community, directed by Leslie Iwerks[103]
Tales of Runeterra	April 6, 2020[104] – January 8, 2021[105]	YouTube
Notes: Series of animated short films focusing on different regions of the League of Legends universe and their characters[106]
Arcane	November 6, 2021[107] – November 23, 2024[108]	Netflix
Notes: Animated series centering on the sisters Vi and Jinx, produced by Riot Games and Fortiche[109] First season initially set to be released in 2020,[6] but was pushed back to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[109] Second and final season released in 2024.

Notes

1. Excluding China and Vietnam^[25]
2. One day earlier for people who played during the preview patches or pre-registered before January 20^[27]
3. Open beta release
4. Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea and Thailand^[28]
5. Chinese: 英雄联盟电竞经理; pinyin: Yīngxióng Liánméng Diàn Jìng Jīnglǐ
6. Chinese: 英雄联盟电竞经理; pinyin: Yīngxióng Liánméng Diàn Jìng Jīnglǐ