Riftbound Digital Version: Riot Games Hints at an Online Release for the TCG
Here's everything we know about playing Riftbound digitally, and whether it could come to the Riot launcher in the near future.
Riot Games' TCG, Riftbound, appears to be gaining traction, and there are indications that a digital version could be on the horizon. The upcoming fifth set, known as Radiance, has sparked discussions about a digital release. In August, Dave Guskin, the game's director, shared his enthusiasm for expanding the game's architecture to include more ways to participate and play, including digitally.
He did not announce any plans but did indicate that the company was considering it. A job listing for a "Publishing Product Manager" was recently posted, explicitly seeking candidates with experience in digital games and TCGs. Riftbound is played by up to four people and requires some form of communication, a challenge that Riot has faced in other games like League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics, and VALORANT.
Unlike Magic: The Gathering's Commander format, which has a vast library of cards, Riftbound is still focusing on its current card rotation. The game's digital future adds another layer of competition to the already existing digital card battler, Legends of Runeterra, which, while still available, has seen a slowdown in updates and now primarily focuses on a single-player roguelike mode.
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