LoL Recap 2026
Your League of Legends year in review. Type a Riot ID to see its League of Legends year: the games of every month and queue, the hours they add up to, then the champions, roles, KDA, multikills and best game of a sample of its games.
Type a Riot ID with its tag (for example Faker#KR1) to see its League of Legends year. The recap runs on Riot's official API and needs JavaScript; the guide below works without it.
Updated October 2026 · By LOLValue Team
How to Get Your LoL Recap
Type your Riot ID with its tag, pick the year and the recap appears in a few seconds. There is no login and nothing to install: the recap reads your public match history through Riot's official API.
- The first answer counts the games of every month and every queue of the year and turns them into hours.
- Then the page reads a sample of up to 60 of your games, spread over the year like your games are, and adds your champions, roles, win rate, KDA, multikills and best game. It takes under a minute.
- Look the Riot ID up again later in the year: the recap counts the new games.
Is There a League of Legends Wrapped?
League has no Wrapped inside the client. Riot has sent recaps by email in some years, and for 2025 it promoted a recap made with a community site in December. Those arrive once, at the end of the year. This page answers any day, for this year so far or for last year, from the same match history.
Which Games Count
Every game Riot's match history lists for the Riot ID between 1 January and 31 December (UTC) counts. Custom games and the Practice Tool do not appear in that history, so they are left out.
| Queue | Riot queue id |
|---|---|
| Ranked Solo/Duo | 420 |
| Ranked Flex | 440 |
| Normal Draft | 400 |
| Quickplay | 490 |
| Swiftplay | 480 |
| ARAM | 450 |
| Arena | 1700, 1710 |
Games of every other queue (rotating modes, Clash, URF and the like) are counted together as other modes.
The recap counts the games Riot's match history lists for the Riot ID, and that list does not always reach back to January. On some accounts it starts months later, even when the account played earlier in the year. When that happens, the recap says from which month the list starts, so the totals read as games from that month on.
How Many Games of League Did You Play This Year
The games figure counts every game the match history lists: the page reads the match ids of each month of the year, 100 at a time, and adds them up. The month with the most games is your most active month, and games a day divides the games by the days from the first month with games to today (or to 31 December for last year). Once 30 recaps of 2026 are made on this page, this paragraph gives the median games and hours of their players.
How Many Hours You Played in 2026
Hours are the games of each queue times the average length of a game of that queue. At first the page uses a typical length (29 minutes for Summoner's Rift, 19 for ARAM, 17 for Arena); once the sample is read, it uses your own average for every queue with at least 5 games in the sample. Queue times, champion select and loading screens are not included.
For the hours of every game since your account was made, use Wasted on LoL.
Every Stat in the Recap Explained
- Win rate and KDA: kills plus assists divided by deaths, over the games of the sample.
- Main role: the Summoner's Rift position you played most often in the sample.
- Multikills: the double, triple, quadra and penta kills of the sample, as Riot counts them.
- Time spent dead: the minutes on the grey screen, as a share of the sample's game time.
- CS per minute and vision score: minions and monsters killed, and Riot's vision score, per game.
- Longest game and best game: the longest game of the sample, and the win with the highest KDA.
Remakes (games under 5 minutes) are left out of the sample. A sample of 60 games gives a close picture of a year, but a rare penta can be missing from it: the counts are the sample's, not the year's.
This Year or Last Year
Pick the year next to your Riot ID. This year runs from 1 January to today, so the recap grows with every game you play; last year runs from 1 January to 31 December. A recap stays the same for an hour, then a new lookup counts the latest games.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an official League of Legends Wrapped?
Not inside the client. Riot has sent recaps by email in some years and, for 2025, promoted a recap made with a community site in December. This page gives a recap from your Riot ID any day of the year.
How do I see how many games of League I played this year?
Type your Riot ID with its tag at the top of this page. The recap counts every game Riot's match history lists for this year, per month and per queue.
How many hours have I played League this year?
The recap multiplies the games of each queue by the average length of a game of that queue, measured on a sample of your own games. For the hours since your account was made, use Wasted on LoL.
Can I see last year's recap?
Yes. Pick last year next to your Riot ID. The recap counts the games of that year Riot's match history still lists for the Riot ID, and says from which month they start.
Why are some of my games missing?
Custom games and the Practice Tool are not in Riot's match history, its list of a Riot ID's games does not always reach back to January, and the recap only reads the Riot ID you typed. Games on another account of yours need their own recap.
Does it count ARAM, Arena and Swiftplay?
Yes. ARAM, Arena, Swiftplay, Quickplay, Normal Draft and both ranked queues are counted one by one, and every other mode together as other modes.
Do I need to log in?
No. The recap only needs your Riot ID and reads your public match history through Riot's official API.
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