What is Wild Rift? League of Legends: Wild Rift is Riot Games' free-to-play mobile MOBA for iOS and Android. Two teams of five pick champions, push down lanes, take objectives and try to destroy the enemy Nexus. You win by destroying their Nexus first. Matches are shorter than on PC, so games move fast.
What is League of Legends: Wild Rift?
Wild Rift is the mobile version of League of Legends, rebuilt for touch controls and shorter matches. It uses many of the same champions, items and ideas as the PC game, but the map is smaller and each match is quicker. You play with twin sticks: one for movement and buttons for abilities.
| Fact | Details (October 2026) |
|---|---|
| Developer and publisher | Riot Games |
| Release | Regional launches from late 2020 |
| Platforms | iOS and Android |
| Price model | Free to play, with Wild Cores for cosmetics and a Wild Pass |
| Genre | Mobile MOBA |
| Latest update | Patch 7.3 (September 21, 2026), with hotfix 7.3c on October 21, 2026 |
Patch 7.3 opened the current ranked season, reworked how each game is scored, added the Rift Rumble mode and brought in Hwei, Sylas and Rek'Sai.
What is the objective in Wild Rift?
Each team has a Nexus inside its base, guarded by towers along three lanes. Minions march down each lane in waves. You kill minions and enemy champions to earn gold, buy items and grow stronger, then push towers down until you can reach the enemy Nexus.
Neutral objectives decide many games. Dragons give your team lasting bonuses, the Rift Herald helps break towers, and Baron Nashor makes your minions much stronger for a push. Teams that take objectives together usually win, even when they are behind on kills.
How do you win in Wild Rift?
In every mode on the main map, you win by destroying the enemy Nexus. Some teams also surrender early when a game looks lost. The table shows the main ways to play.
| Mode | Format | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| Ranked | 5v5 on the main map | Climb the ladder; opens at account level 10 |
| Normal (PvP) | 5v5 on the main map | Practise champions without rank on the line |
| Co-op vs AI | 5v5 against bots | Learn the basics and new champions |
| ARAM | 5v5 on one lane | Random champions, constant fights |
| Rift Rumble | Three-team mode (Patch 7.3) | A newer, faster mode for casual play |
There are five roles, one per player: Baron lane, Jungle, Mid lane, Dragon lane (the carry) and Support. Learning one role well is the fastest way to start winning.
How do ranks work in Wild Rift?
Ranked opens once your account reaches level 10, and there are no placement games. The ladder runs Iron, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Emerald, Diamond, Master, Grandmaster, Challenger and Sovereign. Iron to Diamond have four divisions each, and Master and Grandmaster have three. Challenger and Sovereign are leaderboard tiers.
You win a mark for each win and lose one for each loss, except in Iron and Bronze, where losses do not cost marks. Since Patch 7.2, Ranked Energy turns strong play into bonus progress after a win and softer losses after a defeat.
For every detail on marks, Energy and duo limits, read our Wild Rift ranks guide for 2026.
What are the best beginner tips for Wild Rift?
- Pick one role and two or three champions. Depth beats variety while you learn.
- Last-hit minions. Gold from minions is steady and safe.
- Watch the minimap often. Most deaths come from enemies you did not see coming.
- Group for objectives. Dragons and Baron win games more often than kills.
- Use recommended item builds at first, then adjust once you know why each item helps.
- Play Co-op vs AI with a new champion before taking it to ranked.
- Queue with a friend. A steady duo partner makes ranked easier and more fun.
If you want a faster start, duo games with a pro and Wild Rift coaching both keep you on your own account. Piloted orders mean sharing your login, which Riot forbids.
What does Wild Rift help cost?
Boosting Games sells fixed-price Wild Rift services, led by duo play and coaching so you stay on your own account. Piloted options mean sharing your login, which Riot forbids and can punish with a ban. Prices below are starting prices as of October 2026, and every service is on the Wild Rift services collection.
| Service | What you get | How you play | Price | Typical time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wild Rift Duo Games with a Pro | A high-rank player joins your party on your own account for the games you pick, in ranked or normal, and talks you through lanes and objectives. | Self-play (duo) | From $8 | Scheduled within 1–2 days |
| Wild Rift Coaching | A Grandmaster-level coach reviews your laning, map awareness, item builds and objective calls. | Coaching | From $15 | Scheduled within 1–2 days |
| Wild Rift Rank Boost (Tier to Tier) | A high-rank player climbs ranked with you until you reach the tier you pick. | Self-play or piloted | From $9 | 1–5 days |
| Wild Rift Division Boost | We play ranked with you until you move up one division, for example Gold III to Gold II. | Self-play or piloted | From $5 | Same day to 2 days |
| Wild Rift Ranked Wins | We play ranked with you until five new wins are on your match history. | Self-play or piloted | From $9 | 1–3 days |
Honest risk note: Riot's Wild Rift support pages say account sharing violates its Terms of Use and can lead to a permanent ban, and that having someone else play ranked for you can bring a suspension. Duo play and coaching keep you on your own account. Self-play and coaching keep your login with you and carry less risk than piloted orders. Read our account safety notice before you order. We never sell Wild Cores, skins, accounts or scripts, and we never guarantee Challenger, Sovereign or any leaderboard spot.
Get help with Wild Rift
Pick a service and option, see the exact price before you pay, and follow every session on your private order page.
See Wild Rift servicesAsk Boost Up AIRelated reading: Wild Rift Ranks Guide (Patch 7.3, 2026): Tiers, Marks and Energy, and our general guide to whether boosting is bannable.
How does a Wild Rift order work?
Every order follows the same steps, laid out in full on our how it works page:
- Pick your service. Choose the option on the product page or ask Boost Up AI which one fits your goal.
- Pay at checkout. The price is fixed and shown before you pay. You never type a game password at checkout.
- Add details on your order page. Self-play orders just agree a time in the order chat. Piloted orders add the login on the private order page, where it is encrypted.
- Follow every session. A booster approved for this game posts screenshots and updates after each session.
- Finished and locked. The job locks when it is done, the booster loses access, and any saved login is deleted within 72 hours.
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Wild Rift FAQ
Is Wild Rift free to play?
Yes. Wild Rift is free to play on iOS and Android. Money buys Wild Cores, which unlock skins and other cosmetics, and the premium track of the Wild Pass. Champions can be earned by playing, and nothing you buy makes a champion stronger in a match. The free track of the Wild Pass also gives rewards each season.
Is Wild Rift the same as League of Legends?
No, but they are close. Wild Rift uses many of the same champions, items and objectives as League of Legends on PC, but it is built for mobile. The map is smaller, matches are shorter, controls use touch sticks, and some champions and items work differently. Your PC rank does not carry over.
How long is a Wild Rift match?
Wild Rift matches are much shorter than PC League games. Many games end in roughly 15 to 20 minutes, and one-sided games can end sooner if a team surrenders. ARAM and the newer modes are often quicker still. Short games make it easy to fit a few ranked matches into a lunch break.
What level do you need for ranked in Wild Rift?
Your account must reach level 10 before ranked opens. You level by playing normal, Co-op vs AI and other non-ranked modes. There are no placement games, so you start at the bottom of the ladder and climb from there with marks and Ranked Energy. Use those first levels to learn one role and a few champions well.
What role should a beginner play in Wild Rift?
Support and Baron lane are friendly starts. Support teaches map awareness and objective timing, and Baron lane is a steadier one-on-one lane. Dragon lane carries are strong but fragile, and Jungle asks you to track the whole map, so many players learn those roles later. Try each role in Co-op vs AI before you settle on one.
Is boosting allowed in Wild Rift?
Riot says sharing your account breaks its Terms of Use and can lead to a permanent ban, and having someone else play your ranked games can get you suspended. Playing in a duo with a stronger player on your own account is normal play, and coaching is always within the rules. Piloted orders mean sharing your login, which Riot forbids.
Sources: Out of Games: Patch 7.3 and Rift Rumble, Riot support: Wild Rift ranked overview, League wiki: Wild Rift ranks, Riot support: account sharing.