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Everyone must have been already really familiar with the famous MOBA game League of Legends from Riot Games. It was released in 2009 based on the legendary mod Defense of the Ancients in Warcraft 3. With fairly simple gameplay and friendly graphics, the game blew up quickly and became one of the biggest esports in the world until now.

But not until recently, Riot announced the mobile version for this title. Here is everything you need to know about it, gameplay, League of Legends Mobile release date, platform,...

League Of Legends Mobile Overview

League of Legends mobile's name is League of Legends: Wild Rift. According to the gameplay in many videos of YouTubers who got to test out the League of Legends mobile beta, the gameplay of League of Legends: Wild Rift will be almost exactly the same as League of Legends on PC with same champions, same skills, same maps, mechanics. With this, players can perform outstanding plays and make unbelievable moves to outplay opponents just like on League of Legends on Pc.

The only major difference is that you are playing the game on a mobile phone instead of a PC. You can check out the trailer of League of Legend: Wild Rift below.

Over 32 million players each month play the game to engage in session-based, multiplayer battles against rival teams, with more than 12 million players enjoying League of Legends every day. The Mac client does everything that the PC client does, meaning you’ll get all future features, bug fixes and new content on the same schedule as PC. Heroes of the Storm. Heroes of the Storm is a F2P multiplayer online battle arena video game. February 10, 2014 15:53 Below, you'll find the minimum system requirements for running League of Legends on PCs and Macs. If your setup meets only the minimum requirements, you may still see performance issues. League of Legends ran well, proved incredibly fun, and kept me interested in both stat building and trying different Champion types that match my style. It’s a welcome addition to Mac gaming. About League of Legends. If you haven't played League of Legends ever, then here a quick break down of how things work in the game. The main objective of the game is to destroy the Nexus of your opponent first. And in order to do that, you are going to need to understand about champions in League of Legends.

About League of Legends

If you haven't played League of Legends ever, then here a quick break down of how things work in the game. The main objective of the game is to destroy the Nexus of your opponent first. And in order to do that, you are going to need to understand about champions in League of Legends.

Each game will have 10 players divided into 2 teams fo 5 players. There is a wide choice of champions in League of Legends, each with their own unique abilities, role, strengths, and weaknesses. Each player will control 1 champion of their choice to play the game.

The game has 3 lanes and the jungle area. Normally, your team will consist of 1 player on top lane, 2 players on bot lane, 1 player on mid lane, and 1 player in the jungle. Each lane will have towers of both teams that players need to destroy to reach the Nexus. Minions will spawn on each lance every 30 seconds. You can kill enemies minions to get golds and make use of your minions to push towers. There are boss monsters appear on the map that could give you buffs to make your team stronger.

There are a lot of ways to win the game with all kinds of champions combinations. You can win by overwhelming your opponent with kills, gold, level, or you can avoid them and focus on destroying their buildings. The possibility is endless and that is why the game is fun and addictive.

The game is also very friendly to new players with the level system and a smooth learning curve. There are also several other different game modes in League of Legends for players to have fun in different ways with their favorite champions such as ARAM or Teamfight Tactics.

Possible changes in the mobile version

As mobile games are meant to be played during small breaks to kill time, they need to have short matches. Meanwhile, each League of Legends match last on average about 35 minutes, too long for a mobile game. Furthermore, there are many skills of champions in League of Legends might be too overpower or not suitable for the control scheme on mobile devices.

So the mobile version of League of Legends will have some major changes to solve these problems:

• Less building in the main base: There will be no Inhibitors and 2 Nexus towers. The Nexus will be able to deal damage instead.
• There will be much fewer champions in the pool: There are currently 148 champions in League of Legends, but League of Legends: Wild Rift will only have around 50 champions.
• There will be no chat function: No more toxic words from your teammates and your opponents.
• Some heroes will have minor changes in their skills. For example, you can active Vayne passive to increase her attack speed for a while. Miss Fortune Q will be changed into a skill shot skill.

Some of these adjustments might be changed when the League Of Legends Mobile release date is announced.

League Of Legends Mobile Release Date

Initially, Riot Games planned to have LoL Mobile release date in early 2020. However, the year 2020 started off with a global crisis which is the coronavirus outbreak, causing the development of the game to withheld.

In one of the latest videos of the developer about League of Legends: Wild Rift, they reveal that the development of the game is still in process and Riot Games hasn't made any official announcement yet so the game might not come out later this year. We will have to wait until 2021 to try out this title. As for the League of Legends Mobile release date in India, it might be the same date as the League Of Legends Mobile release date international.

The game is expected to be released on Android, iOS, consoles for free. The developers are also looking into the ability for cross-platform. Of course, there will be in-game transactions in League of Legend: Wild Rift, which might be for buying skins, champions,... just like League of Legends.

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League of Legends game details

League of Legends is the reigning MOBA king, with more colourful champions than you could hope to become an expert with in a single lifetime. And it’s free, as well. Thanks to Riot Games and one of the best gaming communities around. You can even find your own champion skin. If your PC has at least a 2 GHz processor, it will pass the minimum requirement for CPU.

Here are the League of Legends System Requirements (Minimum)

• CPU: Info
• CPU SPEED: 3 GHz processor (supporting SSE2 instruction set or higher)
• RAM: 2 GB
• OS: Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10 (Windows XP and Vista are no longer officially supported by Riot)
• VIDEO CARD: Shader version 2.0 capable video card
• PIXEL SHADER: 2.0
• VERTEX SHADER: 2.0
• FREE DISK SPACE: 8 GB

League of Legends Recommended Requirements

• CPU: Info
• CPU SPEED: 3 GHz Dual-Core processor
• RAM: 4 GB
• OS: Windows 7, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10 with the latest service pack installed (Windows XP and Vista are no longer officially supported by Riot)
• VIDEO CARD: Nvidia GeForce 8800/AMD Radeon HD 5670 or equivalent video card (Dedicated GPU with 512MB or higher Video Memory(VRAM))
• PIXEL SHADER: 4.0
• VERTEX SHADER: 4.0
• FREE DISK SPACE: 12 GB
• DEDICATED VIDEO RAM: 512 MB

Updated December 2, 2020 By Cliff Henjum

The system requirements test for League of Legends still boasts one of the highest pass rates ever on CanYouRunIt, which is due largely to the fact that it can run on almost any modern hardware configuration. This free to play behemoth of a MOBA continues to charge on as one of the most played games on PC. When you look at the actual specs required to run LoL (League of Legends), there are only a couple of popular games that are easier to run, one being Among Us. When the year is over, League of Legends will go down as one of the Top 20 Most Tested games of 2020.

Will my PC be able to run League of Legends?

League of Legends is far from being a new player in the scene and has continued to be one of the most played games since its inception way back in 2009. The staying power of League of Legends as being one of the top games streamed on popular broadcasting sites like Twitch speaks volumes about the fans of this industry-defining MOBA. What is a MOBA you ask? MOBA stands for Multiplayer Online Battle Arena and typically consists of two teams of five players seeking to destroy the enemy team’s base before they can do the same. It shares these commonalities with its biggest competitor, DOTA 2, but each game has their own playstyle and fans of each will argue that their game is the best! On top of being free to download, the system requirements for League of Legends are extremely accessible. Combine these two things with fun and addictive gameplay, and you’ve got a recipe for a game that can stand the test of time. Are you and your PC ready to finally experience one of the longest running multiplayer games?

As mentioned above, League of Legends’ minimum system requirements are extremely low, and it will even run on a wide range of laptops. In fact, the minimum CPU requirement is so low that Riot Games only states that a 2 GHz CPU is needed (even if dual-core). This means that pretty much every modern CPU will be well above what’s needed to get League of Legends up and running. A video card that supports Shader Model 2.0 with DirectX 9.0c capabilities is also required. People with integrated chipsets like Intel HD Graphics 4000 are also in the clear as far as getting LoL to run on their PCs. It also features a wide variety of options that you can tweak under the graphics settings to greatly improve performance. Once your PC is above the system requirements, it’s time to pick a champion and start wrecking noobs with Annie or Ashe.

Once you crank the settings up to High, League of Legends has a very pleasing aesthetic to its art style that you may miss out on by playing on low resolution/graphics. In order to safely max out the graphics, you’ll need to be above the recommended requirements, which are still on the low side compared to most popular games, such as Rise of the Tomb Raider or SoulCalibur 6. Riot Games set the recommended video card requirements at the GeForce 8800 and the Radeon HD 5670. The GeForce 8800 is a little older than the Radeon HD 5670, but it was designed to be on the higher end when it came out as opposed to a mid range card from a few years later. The CPU requirement is also very low: you only need a CPU that clocks at 3 GHz or a more modern multi-core CPU. Get a rig with this level of hardware, and you’ll be taking down Baron, pushing down lanes, and looking great while doing it.

League Of Legend Mac Download

Updated July 10, 2019:

League Of Legends Mac Client Download

Riot recently ended official support for Windows XP and Windows Vista. Their data about percentage of players still using XP and Vista matches up with the data we've collected as well.