Product overview for Riot Games developer review

Prizling

A habit game for groups of Riftbound players. Friends complete missions in real life and earn runes. Every 20 runes unlock €1 of budget they can spend on Riftbound products, wherever they like.

Platforms: iOS and Android
Status: In development
First market: Italy, Italian interface
Price: Free, no ads
Riot API: Not used
Card images or text: None

How it works

Prizling turns small daily habits into a shared game, and turns the game into a spending rule people choose for themselves.

Complete missions
Real-life habits in six areas: Body, Mind, Calm, Order, Chaos and Fury. Each player picks two areas, and their missions earn 10% more.
Earn runes
Every mission pays runes, with a streak bonus from the third day in a row. 20 runes = €1 of budget.
Play as a group
Completed missions hit the weekly raid boss. Weekly challenges and a season pass add bonus runes.
Spend in real life
Players buy what they want, in a store or online, with their own money. They log the purchase and share what they opened with the group.

The screens

Design mockups of the main flows at phone size (390 × 844 points), translated into English for this review. The app is built to match them and its interface is in Italian today. Names, numbers and prices are sample data.

Getting started and account

First launch, and the profile one tap away

Sign-in screen — **Sign in**Apple or Google, with links to the terms and the privacy policy. The Riot Games notice is on this first screen.

Choosing two focus areas — **Pick two areas**The player picks two areas to focus on this season and the name the group will see.

Joining a group with an invite code — **Join a group**Enter an invite code from a friend, or create a new group and share its code.

ProfileName, focus areas, group, sign out and account deletion. The Riot Games notice is repeated here.

Every day

The core loop

Today screen — **Today**The purchase goal, today's missions, the streak and the weekly raid at a glance.

Forge sheet with the list of missions — **Complete a mission**The Forge sheet: find a mission, mark it done, or ask the Oracle for new ideas.

Mission completed screen — **Mission completed**Runes earned, progress to the next level, the hit on the raid boss and any season reward unlocked.

Oracle sheet asking what to improve — **Ask the Oracle**The player describes a habit they want to build. An AI model suggests missions for it.

Missions suggested by the Oracle — **Oracle suggestions**Three to five real-life missions to choose from. Nothing is added until the player picks.

With the group

Weekly and seasonal play

Group screen with the weekly raid and challenges — **Group and raid**The weekly boss loses hit points with every mission the group completes. Everyone who helped shares the reward.

Group chronicle of the week — **Chronicle**The week in the group: packs opened, season rewards, challenges and new members.

**Season pass**Seasons follow the release calendar of Riftbound sets. Each step pays a reward in runes.

Budget and purchases

Where runes become euros

Piggy bank with the unlocked budget — **Piggy bank**The unlocked budget in euros, what the player can already afford and what they are saving for.

Choosing a purchase goal — **Goal**Pick a product to save for. Today shows the progress and an estimated time to get there.

Weekly buying tip — **Weekly tip**A short buying tip written by the group admin, with its sources.

Logging a purchase — **Log a purchase**After buying in real life, the player logs the product, the amount and where they bought it. The budget goes down.

Opening packs and sharing with the group — **Open and share**A small moment after the purchase: the player tells the group about the best card they found, in their own words.

Riftbound content in Prizling

Prizling is about habits and budgeting. Riftbound is the hobby the budget is for, and the app keeps its use of Riot content to plain text.

What Prizling does

Names Riftbound as the game the budget is for, in plain text.
Shows product and set names as text, next to illustrations we drew ourselves.
Estimates product prices from the purchases players log.
Uses an AI model only to suggest real-life habit missions, with the player's consent.
Shows the Riot Games notice on the first screen, in the profile and in the store listing.

What Prizling never does

Show card images, card text, logos or official artwork.
Simulate Riftbound gameplay, track matches or rank players by how they play.
Collect or publish win rates, play rates or other metagame data.
Sell cards or products, or take payments for them.
Let anyone buy runes or exchange them for money.
Include betting or gambling of any kind.

Business model

Prizling launches free, with no paid features. We will update the registration and confirm with Riot before charging for anything.

Free

Missions, groups, raids, seasons, the budget and purchase logging all work without paying.

No ads

Prizling shows no advertising and does not track players across apps.

Maybe later

We may add an optional group subscription: one member pays and the whole group gets extra features, sold through the App Store and Google Play. It is not part of the launch.

Runes stay earned

Runes are earned only in the app, through real-life missions and the group goals built on them. They cannot be bought, sold or cashed out.

Riot Games notice

Prizling was created under Riot Games' "Legal Jibber Jabber" policy using assets owned by Riot Games. Riot Games does not endorse or sponsor this project.

The app shows the same notice in Italian on the sign-in screen and in the profile.