Legends of Runeterra

April 30, 2020StrategyESRB T

Available on

iOS Android PC

Genres

Strategy Card

Overview

About Legends of Runeterra

Set in the world of League of Legends, Legends of Runeterra is the strategy card game where skill, creativity, and cleverness determine your success. Choose your champions and combine cards from different regions—each with their own style and strategic advantage—then build the perfect deck to take down the rest.

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At a glance

Released: April 30, 2020
Platforms: iOS, Android, PC
Genres: Strategy, Card
Play modes: Single Player, Multiplayer
Age rating: ESRB T
Multiplayer: By platform

Media

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Playing together

Multiplayer by platform

How Legends of Runeterra supports playing with other people, broken down per platform.

Multiplayer capabilities for Legends of Runeterra by platform. Capabilities with no published information are marked "not documented".
Platform	Local	Online	LAN	Split-screen	Co-op campaign	Drop-in/out
PC	No	Yes, up to 2 players	No	No	No	No

Supported (a number is the player cap)
Not supported
Not documented for this platform

Content

Age ratings

How rating boards around the world have classified Legends of Runeterra. Open a board for its content descriptors.

ACBPG

ESRBT

Blood
Fantasy Violence
Mild Suggestive Themes
Alcohol Reference

GRAC12+

Violence

PEGI7

Violence
Fear

Legends of Runeterra is a turn-based digital card game where players collect and build decks to face against computer opponents or other players in 1 v 1 online matches. In a match, players draw and play cards from a customizable deck with the goal of dealing damage to each other’s’ “Nexus”.

USK12

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Coverage

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Best Free-to-Play Games for Low-End PCs in 2026

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Legends of Runeterra had the most generous free card economy of any digital card game I have played. You earn packs through play at a rate that lets you build real decks without spending. It still runs effortlessly on weak PCs. The reason it missed the main list is that Riot pulled back from active competitive development, and the PvP scene reflects that. The Path of Champions solo mode is genuinely good and still receives updates, so if a solo card RPG sounds more appealing than ranked ladder play, this is worth installing. Just go in knowing the competitive side is quieter than it was.

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