It’s surprisingly easy to hop on board the hype train that encircles Project L - the elusive Riot Games 2v2 fighting game - in spite of the lack of information around it. At the time of writing, the only information we have to chew on is an all-too-brief video released at the tail end of 2021, that gives only a taste of a game so early in development it doesn’t even have a name. Even so, in a mere six minutes, a massive portion of the global fighting game community have had their tastebuds p...
It’s surprisingly easy to hop on board the hype train that encircles Project L - the elusive Riot Games 2v2 fighting game - in spite of the lack of information around it. At the time of writing, the only information we have to chew on is an all-too-brief video released at the tail end of 2021, that gives only a taste of a game so early in development it doesn’t even have a name. Even so, in a mere six minutes, a massive portion of the global fighting game community have had their tastebuds p...
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