Riot Games Reveals Riftbound: New Card Game Launching Soon
Mar 31, 2025 3:07 PMRiot Games has officially revealed its upcoming physical card game, now titled Riftbound, previously known as Project K. It will launch in China this summer and be available in English-speaking territories later this year. The reveal included a showcase of original card art for champions such as Jinx, Viktor, and Lee Sin. Players can also look forward to cards featuring non-champions like Deadbloom Predator. The game will be distributed by UVS, a company with previous experience in card game publishing. With an anticipated release in autumn, fans are eager to discover more about the gameplay mechanics and strategies in Riftbound.
When will Riftbound be released in English-speaking countries?Riftbound is set to release in English-speaking territories later in 2025, with a likely launch window in autumn.
Riftbound is a card game that expands the lore and characters from the popular League of Legends universe. Players will strategically use cards representing various champions and abilities, bringing a new dimension to the beloved franchise. As Riot Games continues to innovate in the gaming industry, this title aims to blend the strategic depth of trading card games with the rich narratives and characters fans have come to love from League of Legends.
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Miss Peachy commented on: 2025-03-31 15:18:13
Ooh, a League of Legends card game Riot’s really out here giving us more ways to obsess over their universe—can’t wait to see if it’s as addictive as TFT or just another shelf collectible. The Deadbloom Predator card has me especially intrigued—wonder if it’ll be as terrifying in-game as it sounds
Mr. Bison commented on: 2025-03-31 15:12:10
Riot diving into the physical card game scene with Riftbound is a bold move—hope it captures the same magic as League. The champ card art looks sick, but I’m really curious how they’ll balance the gameplay for both casual and competitive players.
