League of Legends fighting game Project L shows tag fights in new video

Riot’s League of LegendsCodenamed fighting game Project LOn Monday,, had its longest ever showing. A new video shows off the game’s fighting mechanics with a special emphasis on the Tag and Assist systems, which are now the focus of the game. You’ll see some of the new moves that Champions Ahri, Ahri, Darius and Jinx have added to this video. Also, you can catch an update on Illaoi as she is also on her journey to the game.

Project L started development as a one-on-one fighting game, Riot’s Shaun “Unconkable” Rivera says in this latest video, but switched gears along the way to a Tag-team system of two fighters who can assist each other in various ways throughout the match. While Riot announced this change a while ago, it wasn’t clear until now just how much much the tag characters would interact with one another.

You can see many interactions in this video, such as Jinx setting a trap for Ekko to bat into Darius’s face, and Ahri knocking down foes so that her ally Darius can take them out with his axe. The game also features a system that lets players quickly swap from their current character to their assist character if they’re both onscreen at once, as well as a tag-team based combo breaker to help get players out of particularly tight jams.

The tag dynamic is the best gameplay direction, aside from being the correct one. Project LIt also includes a comparison to teamfights. League of Legends proper. The majority of the aforementioned are teamfights. League of Legends’ matches biggest moments, as different Champions from each team combine their abilities and attacks for huge combos on enemies.

Unfortunately, while this new latest video is the most we’ve seen of the game so far, Riot’s still been quiet on when we can expect Project L to be released — or even get a real name.