When Riot Games created League of Legends: Wild Rift, the company only released a handful of champions into the mobile version at launch, with more slowly being introduced into the game. It's important to note, though, that the version of Valorant that's on PC may not exactly be a 1:1 recreation when it lands on mobile devices. If other Riot Games mobile efforts are anything to go by, players shouldn't expect the full Valorant experience from a mobile version right away, but can likely assume that many agents will be available to play, with the core gameplay experience remaining mostly the same. However, the developer did tell The Verge that it's looking to build out the world of Valorant in order to allow more players around the world to play.Īs far as gameplay goes, it's likely that Valorant Mobile will follow pretty close in step with its PC counterpart. Not too much about the upcoming Valorant Mobile is known, other than Riot Games recently acknowledged that a mobile version of the PC game is currently in development. Source: Riot Games (Image credit: Source: Riot Games) Will Valorant Mobile be different than the regular game? When it comes to Valorant Mobile, you might not be able to get the precise aiming and movement of a mouse and keyboard, but you'll more than likely be able to use many of the controls you can on the PC version on your phone, albeit with some help from a game controller for Android or some clever positioning of your hands. Titles like Call of Duty Mobile or PUBG Mobile have managed to successfully make the move to phones by keeping some, if not most, of the core gameplay mechanics intact.
While it's currently unknown exactly how gameplay will work in Valorant Mobile, we do have some other mobile shooters to look at for some inspiration.
Each match is a best of 25 - meaning you need to win 13 rounds in order to win - with the attacking players having to deliver a Spike to one of two sites or wipe the entire enemy team before the 100-second round timer ends. Valorant features a handful of different modes, but its most popular is the standard competitive mode. Within these 15 agents, there are four sub-types - Duelists, Controllers, Initiators, and Sentinels - that help differentiate what these agents are special at. Currently, Valorant has a roster of 15 agents, each with their own special abilities.
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