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Riot is a noun that denotes a loud, public disturbance caused by a crowd, often marked by vandalism, property damage, or clashes with law enforcement. Riots typically arise during protests, political upheavals, or social tensions, and may involve participants with varying motives. The term can also refer to the disturbances themselves or to the resulting disorder in a community. Responses to riots vary by jurisdiction but commonly include police or crowd-control measures, investigations, and attempts to restore public order while addressing underlying grievances.

Riot Games is a major video game developer and publisher founded in 2006 by Brandon Beck and

Other uses of the term include its general meaning as civil unrest and, less commonly, as the

Marc
Merrill.
Based
in
Los
Angeles,
it
operates
as
a
subsidiary
of
Tencent.
Riot
Games
is
best
known
for
League
of
Legends,
released
in
2009,
a
flagship
title
that
helped
establish
a
global
esports
ecosystem
and
ongoing
content
model.
The
company
has
expanded
with
additional
games
and
services,
including
Valorant
(2020),
Teamfight
Tactics
(2019),
and
Legends
of
Runeterra
(2020).
It
also
maintains
Riot
Forge,
a
publishing
label
for
third-party
games
set
in
the
Runeterra
universe.
Riot
Games
has
pursued
ongoing
initiatives
in
player
engagement,
support,
and
developer
operations
while
facing
public
scrutiny
over
workplace
culture
and
labor
practices,
leading
to
reforms
and
policy
changes
in
recent
years.
name
of
organizations
or
brands
that
adopt
"Riot"
in
their
title.
In
many
contexts,
clarification
is
needed
to
distinguish
between
the
phenomenon
and
the
company.