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And it’s coming to Netflix subscribers as well as PC stores
HexTech Mayhem: A League of Legends Story announce trailerWatch on YouTube
HexTech Mayhem: A League of Legends Story announce trailer
HexTech Mayhem: A League Of Legends Story is coming toSteam,GOG, andthe Epic Games Storeon the 16th of November, priced at £8. It’ll also be on Nintendo Switch and, most interestingly, “via the Netflix mobile app.” The announcement says it will come to Netflix “soon” and be “included with your Netflix membership with no extra fees or in-app purchases.”
Netflix have taken bigger and bigger steps into video games. Starting with so-so licensed games based on their shows, they’ve sincebought the makers of Oxenfreeand I guess are now releasing games connected to shows as part of Netflix subs? I couldn’t guess what their plan is, and Microsoft have fairly definitively answered the question “What if Netflix for video games?” with Xbox Game Pass, but Netflix are doing… something? And I’m curious.
Riot also note that “in the upcoming weeks” they’ll say more aboutRuined King: A League Of Legends Story, a singleplayer turn-based RPG set in Leagueland. Other spin-offs they’re known to have had coming including platformerConv/rgence,a fighting game, an esports manager game, and something which looks kinda action-RPG-y, though we’ve not heard much about those lately.
They’ve gone wild with League around the Netflix debut of Arcane on the weekend. All sorts ofcrossoversandspecial modes and things. People seem to dig Arcane from these first three episodes? I must say I’m surprised that such a pretty-lookin' show grew from such a garish game.
