Mobile gaming is a growing market that is worth over $1 billion around the world at this time. This has, therefore, meant that several AAA game developers have tried their luck at creating mobile editions of there most popular console games. With Nintendo, Epic Games and Activision all having their own major titles on mobile, it is the third game from Riot Games that many are excited about. In this article, we will be looking into the upcoming release of Legends of Runeterra at the end of April 2020.
The Success Of Riot Games
Riot Games has seen a vast amount of success in recent years with there highly popular title League of Legends. But following on from this highly successful video game, the game developers have since begun to product mobile editions of some of the most popular features of the main PC game. This has excited several fans and is just one of the many main computer or console games that have now made the switch to making mobile games for their fan bases.
The Dip Into Mobile Gaming
So far Riot Games have released two mobile titles in the form of·Team Fight Tactics·and League Of Legends Wild Rift, both of which have seen a huge surge in popularity in recent months with a huge number of downloads upon launch. However, with popularity building around Riot Games and the outstanding mobile titles that they have released, there are many wondering just how popular their brand-new title Legends of Runeterra will be.
This game differs slightly from the others that we have seen from Riot Games thus far as this is a game of strategy and creativeness. To come out on top in the game, you not only have to have a promising hand of cards, but you have to think strategically to come out on top and be one of the best of the best. This makes the playing field completely level and allows anyone that wants to, to enjoy and level up to beat opponents and gain a whole new skill set. This not only looks amazing for fans of the original League of Legends, but it is a new way to try new strategies and level up some of your favourite champions.
Legends of Runeterra Release From Beta
At this moment in time, the game has been in closed beta for several months as developers begin to iron out the kinks. This, however, has been open to the lucky few who got their hands on the title early. But with many more·android games·coming out of Beta in 2020 they will have to do more to replicate the success of the other applications that they have produced.
In an official statement on the·Riot Games FAQ page, the company announced that the game would be available for to play on April 30th. This is a welcome surprise for fans as there is very little waiting time. The title is available for pre-register on both the Google Play Store and the App Store on Apple devices.
What Do You Need To Play The Game?
Though the release from Beta is great for those that wish to play this title upon release, there is a slight catch for those with older mobile phones. This is because the game requires a vast amount of processing power due to the graphics and the gameplay itself. The minimum software requirements to play this game are as follows:
Android Devices' Anyone who owns an android device will need OS 5.0 or later as well as 2GB of ram and GPU Adreno 306 in order to run the game with the best possible graphics and in-game experience.
IOS Devices 'Any IOS device will need to be running IOS 9 or above in order to play the game. It will also require more than 1GB of ram in order to ensure that you have the best possible performance in-game.
As a result of this, there are many questioning whether or not this will alienate a portion of there target audience as the game and its graphics seem to favour the higher end of the mobile phone market. Despite this ongoing uncertainty, it is looking promising that this game will become one of the most popular from this mobile developer.
Whether you are new to the world of mobile gaming or you have played one of these games before, we are sure that this is the game you will need to help you pass the time. Will you be downloading it upon release?
