Riot Games Signals Digital Riftbound Interest, No Announcement
Riot Games has not announced a digital version of its card game Riftbound, but a State of the Game post and a new job listing point to internal discussion.
Riot Games has not announced a digital version of its card game Riftbound, but the studio has signaled that it is thinking about one, according to IGN. No release plans, platforms, or timeline have been confirmed.
In August 2025, a Riot Games State of the Game post included a reference to bringing more ways to play Riftbound digitally. In the same post, Dave Guskin noted that there were no announcements to make at that time.
Also in August 2025, Riot Games posted a job listing for a Publishing Product Manager that called for digital game experience and familiarity with trading card games. The listing did not name Riftbound as the project.
Riftbound is now heading into its fifth set, titled Radiance. The physical card game is the focus of the current release schedule.
Previous digital card game experience
Riot Games previously released Legends of Runeterra in 2020, a digital card game available on Windows, iOS, and Android. Dave Guskin was one of its directors.
Quick answers
Is Riot Games making a digital version of Riftbound?
Riot Games has not announced a digital version of Riftbound. The studio has referenced digital play in a State of the Game post and posted a job listing for a Publishing Product Manager with digital game and TCG experience, but no product has been confirmed.
What is the next Riftbound set?
Riftbound is heading into its fifth set, titled Radiance.
Did Riot Games make a digital card game before?
Yes. Legends of Runeterra launched in 2020 on Windows, iOS, and Android, with Dave Guskin as one of its directors.