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League of Legends: Wild Rift closed beta is coming to more regions

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League of Legends: Wild Rift’s closed beta is coming to more regions and players, Riot Games announced today.

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Currently, the closed beta is only playable by select invitees in the Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand. This closed beta will be paused in early October before a wider release happens “a few days later.” During the pause, all progress will be reset. Riot says this is done to ensure that everyone entering the closed beta for the first time are on “equal footing.”

For players who have already made some in-game purchases, don’t worry, as Riot will be returning all the Wild Cores bought by players with a 20 percent boost. Wild Cores are the game’s premium currency and is similar to RP on League.

Related: League of Legends: Wild Rift progression, matchmaking, ranking system and more revealed

Riot has said it plans to add a “lot more players” from different regions to the closed beta when it resumes in early October. Make sure you have pre-registered for the game on the Play Store to receive an invite. There won’t be an exact list of supported regions for this closed beta, so players from all around the world can be invited to play the game.

The ongoing closed beta is only for Android devices. Riot Games is also conducting a “small test” on iOS but it is unclear if the newer closed beta will support iOS devices.


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