9 Minutes of Valorant Mobile Gameplay Reportedly Leaked but It Isn’t Very Convincing

Ever since the title released on PC, Riot Games’ Valorant has been a huge hit that has managed to snag fans in the tightly competitive FPS space.

Over the past few months, the game has made great strides in becoming one of the Esports titles, even though fans can only play it on Windows PC. However, all that’s about to change soon, as Riot Games will soon unveil a mobile version as well.

It’s been a while since the developers of titles like League of Legends revealed their plans to increase its player base by going mobile. Many top franchises such as Fortnite, Call of Duty and many more have already made their presence felt, and Valorant will soon be the latest to join the long list of popular PC/console game to make its way to smartphones.

According to industry insider DannyINTEL, developers have already started play testing the game out in China for players to experience, and after two weeks of testing, we finally have the first look at the gameplay on mobile gaming.

Valorant Mobile has started it’s first test in China! Stay Tuned ???? pic.twitter.com/uYgsbHkrac

— Danny (@DannyINTEL) April 7, 2022

For the most part, the visuals look quite similar to the one we have been accustomed to on PC. However, there are some major changes with regards to the gameplay, in order to fit the mobile gaming mold.

Unlike Fortnite and Call of Duty which rely a lot on movement and other FPS skills, Valorant is largely focused on precision shooting, and the gameplay so far has shown that it would be hard for players to emulate kills and tactics that they do in the PC variant.

While Riot Games seem to be making great strides in the mobile world, fans are also waiting to hear more on whether or not the competitive FPS title will make its way to consoles like PlayStation and Xbox, following its release on mobile, and only time will tell if the developers have such plans in the near future.