Things You Need to Know About Valorant

Valorant, released officially on 2nd of June, 2020 is a free to play first-person hero shooter developed and published by Riot Games. Riot Games was best known for it's game "League of Legends" but unquestionably "Valorant" has overtook the title. Although, both the games have top the charts.

In case you're wondering whether you should download it or not, let me tell you, by all means the game is worth downloading. The game has no limitations in any PC. The game works fine for both -the high end gaming PCs and those old potato PCs. The only difference you may notice is the graphic quality.


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Every gamer is focusing on Valorant leaving the legendary game like CSGO. According to Twitch (the famous livestreaming platform), Valorant has been watched for over 511.04 million hours (around 51 crore hours) with an average of 1,38,056 viewers and a peak of 9,98,765 viewers so far this year. Over 19.1 million hours (1.9 crore hours) have been broadcast so far this year with a peak of 9.3 thousand streamers.

The game has so much to offer like first person shooting experience with a touch of magical power and abilities of various agents (the character we choose to play). The entire mechanism of the game is superb. It creates a spectacular sense of tension encouraging scenarios where the sound of distant fire and the agent yelling can send chills down your spine. What makes the game unique is that each agent has their specific "ultimate ability". Which often comes when you eliminate your enemies and do well. This ability can literally be a match turning point. Once you use your "ultimate ability", it gets under cooldown and can be re-used once you have it again.

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