On Aug 19, Riot Games confirmed the five arenas that will be available in 2XKO's upcoming beta. The game, set to release next year, is a tag fighter in the
League of Legends universe, "Runeterra." Having recently announced
Vi’s addition to the roster and the launch date for the closed beta, the North American publisher is now fine-tuning the details before making
the game accessible to eager players starting September 9.
These arenas — most of which were already available in the previous alpha testing phase — further expand the game's content.at currently
features eight champions, out of the ten that Riot Games plans to have available at launch.
The closed beta for 2XKO will begin on September 9, 2025, on PC, with PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series versions set to follow later on. Players who have already taken part in previous test phases will gain automatic access, while newcomers can register now on the official website for a chance to secure their spot.
