Source: Riot Games

Riot Games' mobile MOBA, 'League of Legends: Wild Rift,' will open pre-registration today at 4:00 PM for its upcoming offline pop-up store, 'Kai'Sa's Pit Stop.'

The event, organized to celebrate the partnership with Porsche, will run from May 8 to 17 at Knotted Lotte World Mall in Jamsil. Visitors will take on the role of a pit crew member for the in-game character Kai'Sa, participating in various missions and events while experiencing exclusive merchandise and collaboration products.

As Wild Rift's first standalone pop-up, the event is themed around the 'Prestige Select Neon Kai'Sa' skin, created through the Porsche partnership. The venue at Knotted Lotte World Mall will be decorated to immerse visitors in the pit crew experience. Pre-registration is available starting today via Naver Place.

Visitors can earn various rewards based on their mission performance. The Wild Rift experience zone will offer 'Prestige Select Neon Racer Kai'Sa' posters and legendary-rank keycaps, alongside interactive events like the 'Item Maintenance Shop' and 'Neon Circuit Escape.' Participants who complete all programs can select four out of 20 available keycaps to create their own custom keychain.

The results of brand collaborations will also be unveiled on-site. Exclusive donuts and beverage sets created in partnership with Knotted will be sold, and visitors can take photos at the Photoism booth using a 'Neon Racer' themed frame. The event combines game content with external brands to offer a variety of visual experiences in an offline space.

Hina and Siyeon from the four-member girl band QWER, who serve as muses for the Wild Rift and Porsche partnership, will visit the site on May 11. They plan to tour the pop-up store and meet with fans in attendance.

Detailed information regarding operating hours and reservation methods for the 'Kai'Sa's Pit Stop' pop-up will be announced via the official Wild Rift website and social media channels. The event will run for ten days, and on-site entry may be limited depending on pre-registration capacity.