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The heralded arrival of Riot titles on the Microsoft Store materializes today, Wednesday, November 30, with the entry of League of Legends, Legends of Runeterra, Teamfight Tactics, and Valorant into the catalog of Microsoft's subscription service.

News of the arrival of Riot Games titles in the digital game library of PC Game Pass subscribers comes from the official Xbox app. Indeed, the latest update of the application brings back the "Riot Games on PC" tab, with an attached list of video games that can be redeemed for free and downloaded remotely to one's Windows PC.

Why get these titles through the Microsoft Store?

According to what was specified in June by Riot Games and Redmond's own top management, moreover, each of Riot's redeemable video games should include the complete package of champions and premium content.

This is, therefore, an incredible offer, to say the least, if we consider that League of Legends alone boasts something like 125 million fans who play the MOBA monthly, to which must be added the more than 16 million active players of the tactical shooter Valorant and the millions more fans of titles such as LoL Wild Rift, Teamfight Tactics and Legends of Runeterra.

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At this point, we have to wait for the official announcement from Microsoft to get the final confirmation, as much about the landing of Riot titles on Game Pass as about the possibility of redeeming the complete package of heroes, Agents, and premium content.

Will you be downloading any of these titles? Let us know in the comments!