When Does PvE Mode Tocker’s Trials Come to Teamfight Tactics?

Riot Games announced the upcoming launch of "Teamfight Tactics: Tocker’s Trials," a single-player PvE mode that will be available from August 27 to September 24. This experimental game mode, part of the Magic n’ Mayhem set, allows players to test their skills in a solo format with unique challenges and no time constraints.

In Tocker’s Trials, players will progress through 30 rounds, battling six bosses while managing a three-life counter. The mode maintains the core mechanics of the current set, excluding the Charms feature, and offers both a normal and Chaos Mode for those seeking additional difficulty. Points are awarded based on performance, encouraging players to challenge themselves and their friends.

The mode is now available on the Public Beta Environment (PBE) for early access.

Matthew Wittrock, Principal Game Designer for TFT, expressed excitement about the new mode: “Creating and launching a PvE mode is brand new for TFT. We’re looking forward to hearing what players think about Teamfight Tactics: Tocker’s Trials and we hope they enjoy it as much as we did being able to create something new for them.”

Peter Whalen, Game Director for TFT, added, “This year, we’ve been able to deliver more game modes and events to TFT players than ever before. As a team, we’ve always embraced the spirit of innovation, and Teamfight Tactics: Magic n’ Mayhem and Teamfight Tactics: Tocker’s Trials embodies that sense of experimentation.”

For more details, visit teamfighttactics.leagueoflegends.com.

About Teamfight Tactics:

Teamfight Tactics (TFT) is an eight-player strategy game where players combine League of Legends champions and items to compete in an automated last-player-standing battle. Since its launch in 2019, TFT has become the leading title in the auto battler genre.

About Riot Games:

Founded in 2006, Riot Games is known for developing and publishing player-focused games like League of Legends, VALORANT, and Teamfight Tactics. Riot has also expanded its IP into multimedia projects, including the Emmy-winning animated series Arcane.