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The story of Riot Games
From the 2006 startup to a multi-game publisher: people, decisions and turning points.
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Explore League, VALORANT, TFT, Arcane and more, with dated sources and links to the original record.
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Company history
From the 2006 startup to a multi-game publisher: people, decisions and turning points.
Game history
The mobile game's rollout, regional launches and continuing development.
Series guide
Episodes, characters, production and how the series connects to Runeterra.
Competition history
Worlds, regional leagues and the changing structure of professional League.
Explainer
Tencent's majority investment and full buyout, with a dated ownership timeline.
Project tracker
What has launched, what is in development and what remains unconfirmed.
Status tracker
The fighting game's development and release status, tied to dated sources.
Status tracker
Confirmed development updates, the reset and the limits of release-date claims.
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Release updates checked October 8, 2026. Each article gives its sources and review dates.
18: nine in Season 1 and nine in Season 2. Find titles, runtimes and songs.
No third season is announced. Season 2 was the planned finale.
Tencent, 100% since the 2015 buyout. Follow the filings.
Set 18: Enchanted Wilds. Compare every set in order.
Shortly before the Dec 11–13 Vegas Open; no exact date.
No exact current total in the sources reviewed here.
Yes. Riot published Patch 7.3a on September 29, 2026.
September 22, 2026, with Warden, Gauntlet: Glitched and Agent Mastery.
October 23, 2026. Pre-Rift events run October 16–22.