2XKO, Riot Games' tag-team fighting game featuring League of Legends champions, has been out on closed beta for a while. After spending some time playing 2XKO and learning how to play it, these are my ...

PlayStation 5 fans can look forward to the release of a major free-to-play fighting game within the first few weeks of 2026, as its release date seems to have accidentally been announced. 2026 looks ...

According to Riot Games themselves, the 2XKO layoffs are due to the game’s lack of momentum, which “hasn’t reached the level needed to support a team of this size.” This is incredibly disappointing, ...

Fighting games have a reputation of being extremely difficult, too mentally taxing, and mechanically prohibitive to newcomers. While fighters at their core are no more complex than other genres, many ...

From the moment 4-year-old Cameron first stepped out into Glimmer in Spyro 2, he knew video games were going to play a central role in the rest of his life. Though he never planned to make it the ...

In just two weeks, the game will have entered early access on PC. Having gone hands-on with its most recent closed beta test, I think it has the potential to be a big player in the fighting game space ...

Riot Games is entering the fighting games sphere with 2XKO at a time when plenty of competition will be lining up ahead of them. However, you won’t be able to have access to the full selection of 2XKO ...

On 9th September, Riot Games' fighting game 2XKO will release into its closed beta. The game, first announced officially in February 2024, would appear to the layperson as a quick turnaround. The ...

The promising fighting game from Riot Games, 2XKO, is getting closer and closer to release. Now we know when its first playtest will take place. 2XKO notes on its official website that “The purpose of ...

After dominating the MOBA scene, Riot is working on its first fighting game, where you play 2v2 matches in which mastering tag and assist mechanics is key to achieving victory. As the period of closed ...

Riot Games has just announced it’s laying off 80 employees, all from the 2XKO team. It’s never good to hear about layoffs in the gaming industry, but it’s also very, very unsurprising. And this round ...