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League of Legends Spin-Off Coming to PC, Switch, and Netflix Gaming

By Maria H. Gray
November 10, 2021 1 Min Read
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The developers of the Bit.Trip series has created a new rhythm runner game based on the League of Legends universe called Hextech Mayhem: A League of Legends Story. Hextech Mayhem will be coming to Nintendo Switch and PC next week or through the upcoming Netflix Games app.

Riot Forge, a publishing arm that works with independent developers to create games based on the League of Legends universe, announced that Choice Provisions is releasing a new League-themed rhythm runner.

Hextech Mayhem stars Ziggs, a yordle and Hexplosives expert who must bomb-jump and attack to the beat of a Riot soundtrack. Avoid obstacles and disarm enemies while chaining together combos through unbroken streaks.

While Hextech Mayhem will be available to purchase on PC and Switch, it is also coming to the Netflix Games app which is finally rolling out in the United States on November 10. Like Apple Arcade, the Netflix Games app will come with a library of titles users can play for free as long as they have an active Netflix membership.

Hextech Mayhem will bring a new League of Legends game to Netflix just in time for Arcane, Riot’s first original, animated series set in the League of Legends world.


Matt T.M. Kim is IGN’s News Editor. You can reach him @lawoftd.

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