Riot Games has just announced that Yasuo, The Unforgiven, League of Legend’s resident samurai champion, will be the next playable character in Project L. The reveal was made through a surprise trailer ...

Riot Games revealed Yasuo as Project L's fourth playable fighter ahead of the upcoming fighting game's playable demo at EVO 2023. Late last month, Riot broke the news that Project L would be receiving ...

Last month, Riot Games provided a fresh look at Project L, its upcoming fighting game, before its public demo debuted at EVO 2023. During this gameplay deep dive, the developer teased an upcoming ...

2XKO, Riot Games' 2v2 tag-team fighting game featuring League of Legends champions has recently begun its closed beta testing phase. In 2XKO's closed beta test, players can try out the upcoming ...

Yasuo has been officially announced by Riot Games, making it the fourth character playable in the current version of Project L. In the video, we get a comprehensive look at his playstyle - a fast ...

We've already reviewed LoL's latest lamb to its eternal slaughter - a mana-less, highly mobile twitch specialist named Yasuo - and doled out some basic advice: always be moving. But it can't hurt to ...

During the process of creating the often-banned Yasuo, the samurai went through a couple of different modifications regarding his background and his abilities before the Yasuo we know today was ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. League of Legends's next champion will be Yasuo the Unforgiven. Riot Games' announcement explains ...

It's time to bow down and welcome into the fold the newest champion in the League of Legends roster. Yasuo, known eerily as 'the Unforgiven', is a brutal close-quarters melee character. Armed with a ...

Yasuo's mobility makes him scary, but there are champions who can put a stop to that (Image via League of Legends) Yasuo is one of the most popular champions in League of Legends. However, he is also ...

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