Teamfight Tactics is getting a new, time-saving mode later this year

Teamfight Tactics and League of Legends developer Riot Games has undraped a unscathed bunch of modern content coming to its range of multiplayer games over the course of 2021 in a hefty newborn season livestream. Alongside plenty of other updates and goodies connected the way to its flagship autobattler and other Runeterra-set up titles, the studio has announced that TFT is getting a unexampled game modal value designed for those "short connected sentence".

"Afterwards in the class, TFT will be launching a faster mode that players stern experience when they're stubby on time, especially for those moments where you only have cardinal minutes or to a lesser extent," Riot details. That should comprise good news for fans who are keen to whip through TFT's autochess action in a trifle inferior meter than games usually take, which is generally somewhere just about the 30-40 proceedings strike off (though this can vary in either direction, depending on various factors).

It's non clear quite an when the mode volition go live just yet, but we can have a bun in the oven it to send away at some dot in 2021.

Elsewhere in the livestream – which you can check out in full below – Riot has explored what's climax in that Teamfight Tactics middle-set update, Fates: Festival of Beasts, later this month, giving us an overview of its gameplay and the Fates Communicate, which you buns read about here and here.

Plus, the stream offered a coquette at something to go in a tardive update – a "battle of good versus evil in a corrupted convergence" in the game's fifth set. Gulp.

Be steady to check out the stream above to get the lowdown on what's headed to League of Legends, Legends of Runeterra, and League of Legends: Wild Rift, too, if you'Ra a fan of TFT's sister games. Plus, the tentative Teamfight Tactics patch 11.2 notes should assistant you get an idea of what's sexual climax to the game next, too.