Yes, that includes the gaming industry, where developers like Riot Games, Naughty Dog and more reside. Thankfully, some are telling workers to stay safe instead of coming to work, and others are ...

A key developer on Diablo 4 who worked at Blizzard for almost 2 decades has left to work on a new project for Riot Games.

Though Riot Games is set up to support remote work, the company is encouraging its employees to put safety and family first. “For Rioters reading this, please remember, the mission and the work ...

"For Rioters reading this, please remember, the mission and the work will always be there. Right now, what matters most is taking care of yourselves and each other," said Riot Games CEO ...

Riot Games is temporarily closing its headquarters ... “For Rioters reading this, please remember, the mission and the work will always be there,” CEO A. Dylan Jadeja wrote on LinkedIn on ...

You can check out the title reveal trailer below: This news also comes as Riot Games recently laid off hundreds of workers, with around 11% of the publisher affected. With the layoffs, Riot Games ...

A hacker on the enemy team is every VALORANT player's worst nightmare — nobody wants to face off against the default banner ...

Riot Games co-founder Marc Merrill has given an update ... will mean the team will be silent for a long period as they work on this new version of the game. While no exact time frame was given ...

Riot Games says it "screwed up" recent changes to League of Legends that were intended to simplify the game's overly complex reward systems, but instead dramatically slowed level advancement and ...