League of Legends

The 2021 Vietnam Championship Series (VCS) Winter Season which took place on 26 December last year, boiled down to a fierce competition between GAM Esports and Cerberus Esports for the highly sought after title of VCS champions. After competing with seven other teams in a round robin group stage and emerging as one of the top four teams which successfully continued on to the playoffs, Cerberus had managed to secure their win with a final score of 17-12.

2021 has been a good year for games. Our wallets might not be, but we’re excited to see what developers have planned for the coming year. So far, Riot Forge, the third-party publishing arm of League of Legends’ developer Riot Games, has announced a new game — Song of Nunu: A League of Legends Story, which is set to launch in 2022.

Christmas is around the corner, but that isn’t the only wishlist we have in mind. Riot’s newest game ‘Project L’ is set to release in 2023, and its concept is heavily reliant on the Champions to provide diversity to the League of Legends world. Although some characters like Ahri, Darius and Ekko have already been confirmed, we decided to speed things up by making a Champions wishlist of our own.

Team Secret (TS) came into the Wild Rift Horizon Cup as the 2nd seed from Southeast Asia’s SEA Championship. Yet, it was TS that ousted their demons of SBTC Esports in a convincing 3-0 series to obtain a Top 4 finish at the International Tournament.

With the second act of Netflix’s Arcane having been released recently, we decided to compile a list of Arcane memes, all for your viewing pleasure, of course. Ranging from character references to straight-up comparisons, here are 5 Arcane memes for you lot to enjoy. LOL.

Riot Forge just dropped two fantastic games this week. Into rhythm and music? Join Ziggs as he leaves an explosive trail in Piltover. Want to scratch that Turn-Based RPG itch? The Ruined King will make your combats quite Harrowing!

We ranked the worst three Worlds songs and now, it is time for the best three. Choosing the bottom three was tough, but choosing the top three was so. much. harder. It just goes to show how brilliant Worlds songs are, and boy, do these three make us want to rise up like a phoenix and burn it all down after listening to them.

This year’s League of Legends World Championship AKA Worlds may be over, but we KNOW you are still bopping your heads to this year’s anthem, Burn It All Down. We don’t blame you, it IS lit (pun intended). While it is no hot take that Worlds songs are all top-tier, we just can’t help but notice that some are better – or worse than others. So we took it upon ourselves to do the dirty work and rank the three worst Worlds songs here. Please kindly lower your pitchforks, we can explain.

Arcane was on the way, and as is Riot tradition, they were about to market the hell out of it, and with leaks of Fortnite and PUBG doing collabs with the upcoming Netflix show, I knew Runeterra was in for a massive treat as well.

Well folks, it seems like the curse of horrible book or video game spin-offs has been lifted...because Netflix’s own Arcane is a hit. That must explain why fans haven’t heard of an animated series from Riot Games in years, right? Right? We’re here to tell you that the developers did a fantastic job bringing the League of Legends story to life.