Wild Rift is starting very soon

Fourteen days may not be on iOS anymore, but it’s about to be just as huge – League of Legends: Wilder Riss. The mobile spin-off of the world’s most popular MOBA is becoming increasingly popular for real just before the release.

A closed beta for League of Legends: Wilder Riss is currently live on Android for Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines. iOS users also got a preview of what it will look like this week during the iPhone 12 reveal where Apple announced it would be Wild crack would come to iPhones.

A release date has not been announced Wild crack during the video even though Apple said so Wild crack would get to his devices later that year.

But there are a few other clues that indicate this Wild crack it is not far away. For one, Android users have noticed that the pre-registration prompts them to do so Wild crack have become more prominent. The game was also first featured on the official Google Play October Spotlight, a curated list of cell phone releases and upcoming cell phone games. (See the bottom row below.)

A producer at Riot Games, Hideo Hikida, also cited a tweet pointing to a user receiving a prompt for a trial version of Wild crack on Android. The language in the screenshot indicates that the user is in Malaysia. While other countries weren’t added to the closed beta, Hikida has confirmed that another wave of invitations has been sent out this week. Users in Brazil also found that they could download the Android version, which was around 1.46GB.

While nothing has been officially confirmed at this point, the most obvious and likely time for another release would be the finale of the League of Legends World Championship. The global esports event always attracts huge audiences, making it the perfect platform for launching a mobile phone League.

The grand finale for Worlds The launch is not planned until October 31 / November 1 in Australia, a full year after the mobile port Appreciation and Legends of Runeterra – was announced first. The developers have spoken extensively about the structure of the ranked game, how to unlock heroes, the level system and rotations of the free champions, as well as about it League Heroes will be included in Wild crackStart.

The mobile game follows the same design ethos as League on PC, which means there are no pay-to-win power boosts or heroes permanently trapped behind excessive microtransactions. Wild kernels will be Wild crackis the equivalent of RP – LeagueThe in-game currency for unlocking champions, skins and more.

Riot’s support page mentions that existing countries are moving to a regional open beta in closed beta, which means anyone in the above countries can download the game.

A region that has been in closed beta for some time can switch to regional open beta (anyone in that region can download the game!), While a separate region is entering its own regional closed beta (limited invitations, gradual expansion) . We apologize for the initial confusion this may cause, but hope that the demarcation between open and closed will ultimately lead to a better overall understanding of how the beta process will play out in current and future regions.

(If you change the location of your device to one of these countries, you should be able to download too Wild crack from there too.)

With Apple announcing a 2020 release date and testing the game across Southeast Asia, it looks like a mobile version of League it is not far away. If it’s the model established by Tencent with games like this Honor of kings or Boastingit should play really well – and get a tremendous amount of downloads very quickly. Stay tuned to Kotaku Australia to find out when Australians get access to the closed beta – and what it’s like to play.