READY, SET, GAME ON! RIOT Games is keeping gamers busy this Ramadan

This Ramadan, RIOT Games Middle East and North Africa is celebrating with a variety of Ramadan-themed experiences and competitions. From the tales of the Hakawaty to the Ramadan competition streams – The Syamathon, this year’s holy month is jam-packed with activities that bring players from all over the region together through their love of gaming.

RIOT Games launched the RIOT Ramadan Tent in the spirit of togetherness and Ramadan gatherings, where players could chat and look for friends on a dedicated Discord server with separate channels for each game. Participants are encouraged to participate in and enjoy the themed activities on the server, which include appearances by community members and quizzes to test their knowledge of fan favorites such as VALORANT, League of Legends, and WildRift, as well as Legends of Runeterra and Teamfight Tactics.

Following iftar and daily Ramadan duties, gamers can gather every night at 01:00 AM Dubai time on the Hakawaty channel on Discord to hear other gamers in their community share their unique League of Legends stories. Every night, the players will take turns telling stories and anecdotes and bonding over topics they care about.

RIOT Games invites Wild Rift fans to tune in to the exclusive second season of Rift Nights. The late-night show will feature a surprise host interviewing famous WildRift community members, engaging listeners in casual gameplay sessions, and concluding the night with a merch giveaway segment.

“We are proud of the communities that our games have created, and value the spirit of collaboration and teamwork,” said Luciano Rahal, Marketing Communications and PR lead at RIOT Games MENA. “Which is why at RIOT  Games we are excited to announce our Ramadan activities and tournaments to unite our loyal gamers under the umbrella of kindness and unity. We are thrilled to take part in celebrating this holy month with our community and hope to continue spreading positive gameplay and interconnection.”