According to elimparcial.com and depor.com, Latin America-based site, have stated that the Project A beta is coming soon — although the former has since deleted their article.
According to the deleted article, the source of this information is Juan Moreno, Riot Games' PR & Comms for Latin America, via content creators invited to a presentation of the new Liga Latinoamérica facilities in Mexico City.
The Depor article also mentions a potential release date for Project A as late 2020.
Twitter is gradually taking hold of the rumour, and Joel "Orb" Kumlin — one of the players who tested the game in Dublin — has stated that he thinks the game will be released this year.
However, to avoid disappointment, it's still important to remain cautious about the truth of this announcement.
We know that March 2 will be a key day, since it's a date for lifting the embargo on certain information about Project A.
Some people also mention March 3 as a day linked to the beta — whether concerning an announcement or its beginning.
Only one thing is certain for now — none of these rumors have been confirmed or disproved by Riot Games.
There's also no confirmation from Moreno of these reports by Depor and El Imparcial, and the information seemingly comes from just one source.
Announced during the League of Legends 10th Anniversary broadcast, Riot Games' mysterious Project A has already been playtested by many players, streamers, and journalists. Some have already shared their first impressions.
