If Tung looks and sounds familiar here, that's probably because you've seen him in older League of Legends videos from Riot Games' "Riot Pls" series and other announcements. You'll run the edge of a huge world in the sky and dream up crazy strategies in our combat sandbox." You'll outplay other teams in sprawling, free-flowing battles. "You'll put together totally unique builds with exotic powers and equipment. "In a session of Loki, you'll assemble your squad from our roster of heroes," said Joe "New001" Tung, the CEO of Theorycraft. It's easy to see why after seeing the gameplay below, too. Content creators and other playtesters have described it as " League meets Apex meets Smash," according to Theorycraft, and it looks like the developer is cool with sticking by that description. Project Loki (sometimes just called " Loki") has been talked about via Theorycraft's socials for over a year now with playtests going on just as long, but considering how the studio's Twitter account has just around 10,000 followers and gameplay from the game has basically been nonexistent while things were kept under wraps, this is likely the first time many are hearing about Project Loki. For those who want to see more on Project Loki, you'll (hopefully) have your chance soon if selected to be part of a playtest taking place this week with signups now open for that test. The new gameplay shown off in the accompanying announcement trailer shows off some of those genre influences parts of games like Apex Legends and League of Legends instantly apparent from a first watch.
Theorycraft Games formally announced its debut game by showing off more of " Project Loki" this week, a hero-based, squad-based game that looks to have a dash of battle royale in it, too.
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