After 13 years, League of Legends developer Riot Games has changed its iconic logo. Players began noticing the company’s new look earlier this week, when its official Twitter accounts changed their profile pictures.

In a statement on the company’s website, Riot said that changes in technology meant that the old logo – which was adopted when the company was founded in 2006 – was no longer fit for purpose. The new logo, which you can see at the top of this article, was created in partnership with studio co-founders Marc Merrill and Brandon Beck, as well as CEO Nicolo Laurent.

The new red-and-white take on the logo spells the end of the line for the company’s original logo. That’s been around for more than a decade, and is older than League of Legends itself. It featured a much less minimalist take on the studio’s name and iconic fist logo, as well as a red on black colour-scheme, but it would seem that fans of the game aren’t particularly impressed by the new look.