Riot Games, the creators of popular games such as League of Legends, Valorant, and Legends of Runeterra, has announced the release of a new client for PC. We won't have to wait long, as the corporation has promised to deliver it "in the next weeks." It will be deployed in a specific community sector starting September 20. It will reach all players on October 4 if stability is guaranteed.

The new Riot Games client looks like this.
For those who do not know what it is about, it is the launcher where all the games linked to a publisher or company meet, such as Steam for Valve or Origin for Electronic Arts. The team mentions that they want to create one that "allows for the best possible experience and gets you fast into your favorite game while allowing you to explore everything Riot has to offer." You can see what it looks like in the video included below this paragraph.

"All Riot games have been using this multigame client," they explain on their website, "but customized for each particular game and without a mechanism to access the Riot library." As a result, the company has created "a new user interface, interlocking functions, and much more" to make it easier for people to use its services.

You can access all of your games in one spot, whether you play Valorant, Legends of Runeterra, Teamfight Tactics, or League of Legends. Each game will also have its own product page with related information and updates. "You can free up space on your desktop by using only one Riot client to play all of your favourite Riot games."

Riot Games will provide more specifics on the features that will debut alongside the consumer as the global release date approaches.