Riot Games

Riot Games celebrates the relaunch of League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics servers in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau, Vietnam, and Southeast Asia.

“League of Legends players will also enjoy deeper content integration within the Riot ecosystem, and exciting in-game and cross-franchise campaigns. Players in the region will also gain access to regional Riot publishing services including localisation, billing, player support, as well as future local marketing activations and partnerships. [As reported previously](/riot-games/192291/news/riot-games-will-take-over-league-of-legends-and-teamfight-tactics-in-southeast-asia), account migration from Garena to Riot Games servers began on November 18.

Riot Games has started self-publishing League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics in SEA, ending its partnership with Garena of over 12 years.

Specifically for LoL, Riot Games is giving players in the SEA region a chance to unlock all champions released between 2009 and 2021 for free, just by completing in-game missions. Now that Riot Games’ own servers have launched, the company says that players can now look forward to being a part of the ecosystem. Primarily, this means playing LoL and TFT on the company’s own client, alongside the other games that it makes.

Last year on 18 November 2022, account migration commenced for players to transfer their Garena League/TFT account data over to their Riot accounts. Upon ...

With the publishing transition, Riot aims to continue providing League pro teams and fans with the most exciting and entertainment esports experiences. League Of Legends’ players will also enjoy deeper content integration within the Riot ecosystem, and exciting in-game and cross-franchise campaigns. With the relaunch, players will find Set 8 content waiting for them on the new Riot servers. From here on out, all SEA League and TFT players will be playing on the Riot Client as well. Riot Games today celebrates the relaunch of League Of Legends and Teamfight Tactics in Southeast Asia. Upon successful migration and now with new Riot servers launched, players can look forward to being a part of the Riot ecosystem, gaining access to content that was previously unavailable in cross-franchise events, as well as exciting out-of-game experiences including community activities and Riot-operated esports.

Former Day6 vocalist eaJ (real name Jae Park) has released 'Visions', a collaborative song with 'Valorant' and Safari Riot.

Prior to the release of the track, ‘Visions’ comes nine months after eaJ’s last official solo release ‘Car Crash’, which also had Valorant involvement. “An absolute honor to have been part of the episode 6 cinematic project!

Former Day6 vocalist eaJ (real name Jae Park) has released 'Visions', a collaborative song with 'Valorant' and Safari Riot.

Its music video was produced by gaming and lifestyle company 100 Thieves, and featured appearances from creators and Valorant streamers Valkyrae, Kyedae and Will Neff. Prior to the release of the track, “An absolute honor to have been part of the episode 6 cinematic project!