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League of Legends fighting game Project L adds Yasuo to its roster

Riot Games, the renowned developer behind the popular games League of Legends and Valorant, has just announced the inclusion of Yasuo, The Unforgiven, in their upcoming project, Project L. This highly skilled swordsman will be joining the already impressive roster of characters in Riot’s fighting game, and lucky fans will have the opportunity to play as him this weekend at Evo 2023.

Ever since his debut in League of Legends, Yasuo has been feared by opponents in the mid-lane due to his exceptional ability to outplay and outdamage anyone. The developers of Project L have described Yasuo as a versatile champion who possesses a solution for every situation.

The Trailer showcases Yasuo’s agility and versatility in both offense and defense. He effortlessly executes quick dashes, powerful combos, and even deploys his iconic Wind Wall to block incoming projectiles. Interestingly, although the trailer displays his various moves, it seems that Yasuo’s signature long-ranged tornado attack will not be included in Project L, deviating from expectations.

Other Exciting Characters in Project L

The trailer also provides glimpses of other champions that will be featured in the game. One of them is Darius, a formidable Noxian warrior who retains his ability to build up extra damage by consecutively striking enemies, just like in League of Legends. Additionally, there’s a teaser for Ekko, an unpredictable trickster who employs his chrono-abilities to repeat successful combos. Lastly, the trailer introduces Ahri, a swift and agile sorceress with both speed and long-ranged capabilities. Riot has also confirmed the inclusion of Illaoi and Jinx, the fan-favorite star from the popular series Arcane, in the roster, although their gameplay is yet to be revealed.

The trailer also hints at the incredible synergy and combos that can be achieved by pairing these characters together. However, what makes Project L even more exciting is the opportunity for players to team up with a friend and enjoy cooperative gameplay. This duo co-op feature perfectly embodies the essence of League of Legends.

Project L does not have an official release date yet, but fans can expect regular updates and announcements in the coming weeks and months.

Tiago Manuel

Tiago is a freelance writer who previously covered topics such as video games, cults, and video game cults. He now contributes to Destructoid, aspiring to be on the winning side when the inevitable robot uprising occurs.

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