League of Legends' virtual music groups Heartsteel, True Damage, and K/DA have made their return as the World Championship finals approach. After comparing the new releases from all three groups, the PC Gamer music columnist considers K/DA's performance to be the best, though this reflects only their personal opinion and not an official ranking.
Heartsteel kicks things off with "Live My Life," featuring a noticeably softer style for their new song. The author feels this shift deviates from the group's previously bold image, resulting in an average rating.
True Damage follows up with "Know My Name," whose style is closest to their previous work among the three new releases. The author expresses regret over Keke Palmer's absence and criticizes the music video for dedicating significant screen time to T1 and Faker, while the game champions central to the group's image appear less frequently.
In comparison, the author believes K/DA's new single "Fire" continues their distinct K-pop appeal, with the music video once again produced by Fortiche, who worked on Arcane and "Pop/Stars." K/DA is also the only group among the three to receive multiple new songs, releasing a four-track EP and welcoming back (G)I-DLE members Soyeon and Miyeon. K/DA and True Damage will perform together at the World Championship finals in New York next month.