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Song of Nunu: A League of Legends Story Is a Heartwarming Adventure Coming in 2022

Song of Nunu: A League of Legends Story is an adorable single-player adventure from Tequila Works coming to PC, Nintendo Switch PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X | S in 2022. First gameplay footage of the snowy adventure was shown during a featurette as part of today’s Riot Forge Showcase. The game’s developers say that Song of Nunu will tell a lower-stakes story as Nunu builds a relationship with his giant, unpredictable yeti friend, Willump.

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The interactions between Nunu and Willump are the core of both Song of Nunu’s gameplay and story. For example, players can play music with a magical flute. If Willump enjoys the music, he’ll dance, but if you play notes he doesn’t like, he might throw a snowball at you. The unlikely pair will embark on their trek through the Freljord, which you can take a few peeks at in the League of Legends spinoff’s gameplay featurette below.

The Riot Forge Showcase brought even more information for League of Legends fans. For example, Airship Syndicate’s turn-based RPG spinoff, Ruined King: A League of Legends Story, is out right now on PC and consoles. It seems Riot Games is looking to have a League of Legends spinoff for nearly every genre, so stay tuned as the company inevitably reveals more on Song of Nunu and other projects in its ever-expanding universe.


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