Gameplay takes place on a 3D planet, with lanes from the north to south poles. The planet slowly rotates, and players need to stay on the "sunny" half to survive. Also, map objectives become physically inaccessible or disappear for a while, as new ones are steadily rotated in. This creates a natural pacing for when objectives will come up, and pressures teams with the advantage to claim as much as possible from the map before it vanishes into the dusk.

The heroes are sci-fi interpretations of the greek gods, and several of them can fly by default. This is balanced as one of the "summoner spells" in the game can temporarily disable flight.

Ascendant One was developed in Korea using the Unreal Engine.

A russian game resembling League of Legends.

A recreation of Paragon, announced two months before the official assets were made available by Epic Games in March 2018. Approximately 10 months into the project, various internal issues led to the team's dissolution.

Individual heroes could be unlocked and persistently progressed by playing with them in one of many game modes including single-player campaigns, lane-pushing on various maps, and co-operative dungeon crawling.

A 7v7 game from China, based on League of Legends and using apparently unlicenced IP from a wide variety of sources. The jungle creeps are all pokemon, while heroes include characters from disney, anime, and other games.

Mobile game by a Turkish studio. All heroes are unlocked.

Side-scrolling platformer with an emphasis on temporary effects and bonuses obtained from jungle camps.

Heroes have two dedicated item slots for consumables, which play a large role in gameplay.

Designed for tablet, with expressive touch-gesture controls for abilities: such as dragging a hero around the screen to control their dash ability.

The game never made it past closed beta, and the team behind it now make the app called 'discord'.