After spending 10 years turning 'League of Legends' into a global powerhouse, Riot Games is celebrating with 7 new titles

"Project A" is the only new game Riot showed that's not based in the "League of Legends" universe. The game is described as a competitive, character-based tactical shooter for PC, which sounds similar to Blizzard's "Overwatch."

Each character will have unique abilities and the game is set on Earth in the near future. More information, including an official title, will be revealed in 2020.

"Legends of Runeterra" is a free-to-play strategy card game set in the world of "League of "Legends." Players can purchase or acquire cards in-game and build their own decks to compete online.

The game is currently in beta testing on PC, but Riot plans to release "Legends of Runeterra" on both PC and mobile. "Legends of Runeterra" will compete with similar card strategy games like "Magic the Gathering: Arena" and "Hearthstone."

You can preregister for access to the beta on the official website.

Project L is a temporary codename for a fighting game set in the "League of Legends" universe. The game is in early stage development, but it's being built by the cofounders of Evo, the largest running fighting game tournament in the world.

Project F is a temporary codename for a very early development project that lets players explore the "League of Legends" fantasy world of Runeterra with friends.

Riot describes "Teamfight Tactics" as an auto-battler — a relatively new genre of competitive strategy games. "TFT" is an eight person free-for-all strategy game where players strategize with "LoL" champions and items to defeat the seven other players in each match.

Riot released a PC version of "Teamfight Tactics" earlier this year and said new characters and abilities will be added to the game every three-to-four months. "Teamfight Tactics" will launch on mobile devices in early 2020, bringing it to a brand-new audience.

In "League of Legends Esports Manager," you'll take on the role of team manager, signing players to contracts, and more.

"LoL Esports Manager" will share revenue generated from the game with pro "League of Legends" teams featured in the game. The game will launch in China first during 2020, and will be expanded to other regions later.

"Riot Games' Arcane" is a "League of Legends" animated series developed and produced by Riot Games releasing in 2020. Set in utopian Piltover and the oppressed underground of Zaun, the story follows "the origins of two iconic League champions — and the power that will tear them apart."

"League of Legends Origins " is a feature-length documentary by Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Leslie Iwerks. In it, Iwerks explores the rise of "LoL and the community that made LoL one of the most-played PC games in history and fastest growing sports in the world."

Iwerks travels the world to capture the highs and lows of making a global phenomenon, from the early days of development through the 2017 World Championship in the Beijing National Stadium. "League of Legends Origins" is available now on Netflix and many streaming video platforms.