When is TFT mobile’s release date in Philippines and other APAC countries?
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Free up some storage and ensure your devices are fully charged because TFT mobile is right around the corner!
Teamfight Tactics on mobile is about to debut in the Asia Pacific region, and Riot Games has now officially announced its release date in Philippines and its neighboring countries.
TFT mobile release date in Philippines and APAC revealed
TFT mobile’s release date in Philipppines and several other Asia Pacific countries is on Wednesday, November 22. These countries include Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau.
“We’ve already seen incredible appetite from our community since our initial announcement and have clocked in over 3 million pre-registered users to date,” said Alex Kraynov, Managing Director for Riot Games in Asia Pacific. “We recognize great potential to build on this momentum, to deepen engagement across our strong and growing mobile-first community in Asia Pacific.”
TFT mobile will be accessible in multiple languages, including English, Thai, Vietnamese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.
For those eager to get started, you can still pre-register for the game on both the Google Play Store and App Store. By doing so, you can secure pre-registration rewards that will be available when the game launches in November.
TFT is an eight-player strategy game where you use League of Legends champions and items to build a team on a grid board. You compete against seven other players in a social battle, aiming to be the last one standing. This game was released in 2019 and is known for its enjoyable and strategic gameplay, similar to chess.
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