As we inch shockingly close to a whole year of these weekly roundups, things are starting to really heat up for Arena of Valor. The rumor mill was full bore last week with musings of Tencent gearing up to release Arena of Valor?s hugely successful template, Kings of Glory, in the west. The reasoning wasn?t clear, but news out of Tencent-owned Riot Games just a few days ago have really thrown a spanner into the works. Buckle up, because Arena of Valor weekly #51 is a doozy.
League of Legends Mobile Due Out Next Year"!

You?ve probably already seen the news by now ? after all, we featured it here just a few days ago ? but it?s true; Tencent and Riot Games are working together to release a mobile version of League of Legends sometime in 2020. This seemed like the logical next step when Tencent threw lots of money at Riot Games back in 2011 and fully acquired the company in late 2015. We don?t know what form League of Legends Mobile will take just yet. Despite the report of its existence making waves across the internet this week, we don?t know if it?ll be a stripped down version designed to be played in quickfire bursts, or whether to expect a full port with 30-60 minute matches on average.
While certainly a big deal in gaming right now, its arguably more important for us Arena of Valor players. After all, we just heard last week that Tencent is planning to release Kings of Glory, Arena of Valor?s mega-successful Chinese template, in the west within the next few months.
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