A Riot representative told PC Gamer that 27 developers on League of Legends are being laid off, along with five people in Riot's publishing business. The cuts come less than a year after Riot laid off 530 employees and closed its Riot Forge program, which it launched in 2019 to make singleplayer League of Legends games with external studios.

Riot Games is cutting more staff on the League of Legends team, but the company leadership insists it's not about saving money and that the teams will eventually be even bigger.

Riot Games has announced more layoffs, through a Twitter post that reaffirms the companies aim to "evolve" League of Legends.

Riot Games announces several lay-offs from its League of Legends development team, which is the studio’s second round of cutbacks this year.

After axing 530 jobs across the company this January, League of Legends developer Riot Games has announced that a second wave of layoffs has put a further 32 members of staff out of work.

Riot Games co-founder Marc Merrill has announced that an unknown number of staff on the League of Legends development team will be laid off.

A spokesperson for Riot Games has informed Eurogamer that today's layoffs will affect 32 employees. The League of Legends team has seen 27 positions cut, along with an additional five roles in publishing.

Riot Games has announced more 'League of Legends' layoffs to make sure they "have the right expertise". The studio's co-founder Marc Merrill has confirmed the changes this week and insisted while they are letting go of an unknown number of developers,

The latest Riot Games League of Legends layoffs are the third in two years, as the company struggles to find a balance.

Riot Games has announced it will be laying off an unknown number of developers from the League of Legends PC development team, while simultaneously pledging to increase the size of the League of Legends team.