2XKO Leaks New Champion, Reveals Early Access Features
▼ Summary
– 2XKO is launching into early access on PC on October 7, with all 10 launch champions receiving new premium skins available in a rotating shop.
– An Ultra Starter Pack will be released, including Arcane costumes for Vi, Jinx, and Ekko, along with additional content like avatar skins.
– Early access introduces two new stages, Teemo’s Bandle Crossing and Firelight Run, and adds combo trials to tutorials for learning character combos.
– The game will feature a new store, its first Battle Pass with free and premium versions, and an upgraded Training Mode with a frame data counter.
– Riot Games accidentally revealed Warwick as a new playable character through a trailer, showcasing him as a cyborg werewolf with two skins.
The highly anticipated PC fighting game 2XKO is launching into early access on October 7, bringing a wave of new content including champion skins, stages, and gameplay features. Riot Games has unveiled several trailers detailing these additions, though one video may have unintentionally revealed an upcoming playable character ahead of schedule.
Players can look forward to new premium costumes for all ten launch champions: Darius, Illaoi, Blitzcrank, Ahri, Jinx, Vi, Braum, Yasuo, Ekko, and the recently announced Teemo. These skins will be available through a rotating in-game shop, though pricing and availability schedules remain unconfirmed. Additionally, an Ultra Starter Pack will offer exclusive Arcane-themed outfits for Vi, Jinx, and Ekko, bundled with extra content like avatar customizations.
Beyond cosmetics, early access introduces two brand-new stages, Teemo’s Bandle Crossing and Firelight Run, expanding the game’s battle environments. The update also enriches the training experience with the long-awaited addition of combo trials, allowing players to practice character-specific combos across difficulty levels. A fully featured store and the inaugural Battle Pass will debut, providing both free and premium reward tracks. Training Mode receives a significant upgrade too, now featuring a frame data display that shows information for all four on-screen characters simultaneously.
Riot has confirmed that character balancing and system adjustments will accompany the early access launch, with detailed patch notes available for review. However, the most unexpected news emerged from what appears to have been a social media mishap. An official account accidentally shared a trailer showcasing Warwick as a new fighter, complete with two alternate skins. Originally depicted as Jinx and Vi’s adoptive father in the League of Legends universe, Warwick’s lore describes his tragic transformation into a cyborg werewolf driven by bloodlust. While his exact move set remains unknown, his legacy suggests he will embody a relentless, close-quarters brawler with formidable strength and speed.
Fans are now speculating how soon Riot will formally announce Warwick and demonstrate his capabilities within the dynamic combat of 2XKO.
(Source: EventHubs)