Releases

Head-to-Head now starts in Champion mode. The king-of-the-hill loop, where the skin you pick stays on to face a fresh challenger, runs the moment you arrive, so you're defending a favorite right away. Shuffle is still one tap away, tucked in with the other controls.

Your champion lights up from the very first pick. The glow, and the color it burns, now builds with every single defence, warming from gold to amber to a full blaze, instead of only catching fire after a six-streak. You can feel the run growing from the start.

Splashdle and Chroma Vision now give you a second warm hint. Guess a skin from the same skin line as the answer, even a different champion, and it lights up blue with the line named, sitting right next to the gold 'right champion' hint. One more nudge toward the answer, and it shows up in your shared result grid too.

It pays off most in Chroma Vision: a skin line shares a color palette, so a blue hint is a sign you're reading the colors right.

A whole new way to play Head-to-Head: Champion mode. Instead of a fresh pair every round, the skin you pick stays on and takes on a new challenger, so you're defending a favorite for as long as it can keep winning. Flip between Shuffle and Champion right above the cards.

Go on a run and your champion catches fire. Every defence stacks a streak, and once it hits six in a row the card ignites: a crown, a lit frame, and a flaming border that keeps growing thicker, faster, and more colorful the longer the reign lasts, with embers, a jolt on every pick, and sound to match (mute it anytime). There's no ceiling, a thirty-streak blazes harder than a fifteen.

Your best reign is saved, so there is always a record to chase.

The two battle cards now tilt toward your cursor in 3D as you move across them, with a sweep of gold light over the splash, the same life the Tier Drop daily card has. Picking one squares the whole card up with a satisfying shrink before the next pair steps in.

Want a closer look before you commit? Hover either card and a magnifier appears in the corner. Tap it to blow the splash art up full-screen, no vote spent.

Tier Drop now deals a champion's entire skin set instead of just a slice of it. The biggest wardrobes, Lux, Miss Fortune, Ezreal, all twenty-plus skins, come complete, so you can rank the whole thing in one sitting.

The daily set card came alive: it tilts toward your cursor in 3D with a sweep of gold light as you move across it.

The daily puzzles, Splashdle, Chroma Vision, and Price Point, now refresh at midnight US Central time instead of midnight UTC. A fresh puzzle lands first thing in the morning for North America instead of mid-afternoon. The countdown on every game points at the new moment, and it follows daylight saving, so midnight always means midnight.

Stars and bans are gone. The skins you pick in battle now decide the rankings outright, instead of a separate 'spend your 10 stars and 10 bans' vote running alongside them. One ranking, and every pick you make feeds it.

Build a tier list for any set you can think of. Pick a champion, a skin line, a release year, a price tier, or a rarity, and sort it from S all the way down to D. Can't decide where to start? Hit Surprise Me for a case-opening style spin that drops you on a random set.

See how everyone else ranked it. A new community page shows the tier lists players are making, filterable by champion, skin line, year, price, or rarity. Tap any one to rank the same set yourself.

Sort a champion's entire wardrobe into S, A, B, C, and D tiers in one sitting, then see how your take stacks up against everyone else's, hot takes and all. One tier list moves the rankings as much as dozens of head-to-head battles. Find it alongside Head-to-Head.

The arena now spreads battles across the whole roster. Matchmaking gives priority to skins that haven't fought yet, so the rankings fill in across every champion instead of fixating on a popular few, and brand-new skins get worked into the rotation automatically.

Rankings stay alive. A skin's standing can keep shifting over time instead of freezing once it settles, so as more people vote the rankings keep reflecting the community rather than the first handful of votes.

Every Head-to-Head pick now tells you what it did: where that skin sits in the live ranking, how far it just climbed, and how the rest of the room voted on that exact matchup: “you're the first to pick this” or “521 players agree with you.”

A "More ways to play" shelf now lives at the bottom of every game, so you can jump straight between Head-to-Head and the daily puzzles from anywhere.

The daily games show the crowd too: each guess tells you how many other players made the same call for today’s puzzle.

The catalog now tracks brand-new releases almost in real time. Prices, release dates, and skin lines update within days of a patch, so the newest drops are battle-ready while the hype is still hot.

The Battle tab caught fire. Literally. Watch for the embers.

Chroma Vision is live: name the skin from its colors alone. The splash starts as a handful of colored blocks and sharpens with every miss. Six guesses. Good luck.

Leaderboards are open: fastest daily solves, longest streaks, and the biggest battle volumes, with your name on them once you sign in.

Creating an account now keeps everything you earned as a guest: your streaks, your battles, your tier list. Nothing resets. Ever.

The whole site reorganized around three doors: Battle, Rankings, and Skins. Everything is now at most two clicks away.

Splashdle: name the skin from a tiny sliver of its splash art. A fresh puzzle every midnight UTC and a streak to defend.

Head-to-Head: two skins, pick one, repeat forever. Every pick moves the community rankings the instant you click, and the site tells you exactly what your vote just did.

The Mirror: a personal tier list that builds itself from your battles, plus your most contrarian takes and the skin lines you secretly over-love.

Price Point: guess what each skin cost in RP. Five skins a day. Harder than it sounds.

Every skin got a permanent page, the rankings learned to slice by price, skin line, champion, and year, and the Drought Index now ranks every champion by days since their last skin.