
Riot Games shows intentions to bring Valorant to consoles
New job offers would confirm the intention to adapt the tactical shooter Valorant from PC to consoles, something that has not been officially announced.
Riot Games multiplayer shooter Valorant released on PC in 2020, would be preparing its release on consoles. At the beginning of the year there were indications about its arrival on Xbox and PlayStation, and the collaboration between Riot and Microsoft for Xbox Game Pass was another incentive to see the title on these systems.
Icons of console pads were also found in its archives this summer, and now new job postings reveal that the studio is looking for a senior designer and another design manager, both with direct reference to consoles. They call for “developing a vision for combat in Valorant on consoles,” and also “designing and refining features, modes, and systems to help bring console products to market.”
There is no official announcement, but these posts leave no doubt: Riot Games is working to bring Valorant to more platforms.
With the 5.03 update, Riot Games added new icons for PlayStation and Xbox controls to game files | #VALORANT pic.twitter.com/AuE05uLqrV
— VALORANT Leaks (@valorantleaksEN) August 9, 2022
All about the game
All those players who are able to go through the arduous learning period of Valorant will find an experience that will reward them with tense situations, with victories to celebrate as if they had won the Champions League and with defeats from which you can always take something to grow. as a player. It is a game as balanced and as well designed in terms of weapons and maps as the Valve shooter CSGO, if not more; but to which adds one more strategic layer with the agents, which entails more decisions, more differences between one game and the next, a higher ceiling as a player. For others, nothing prevents you from giving it a try, since it is free, but it is undeniable that the effort it asks for is not, by any means, for everyone.