The beta for Valorant on Xbox and PlayStation consoles will be available in specific regions for players to try out. Here’s the schedule and details on how you can participate.
Despite Riot teasing the release in previous years and posting multiple job openings for current-generation hardware game development, the console port for the PC game has been highly anticipated and has taken a while to come to fruition.
Beta Start Date
The commencement of the Valorant console beta is scheduled for June 14, 2024. Riot has yet to confirm the duration of the beta and if there will be any breaks between the closed beta and the official release.
Where to Play the Beta
The beta for Valorant’s console version will be accessible in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe, and Japan, and will be compatible with the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Riot has announced that it may expand to additional regions worldwide shortly after the conclusion of this current run.
Sign Up Process for the Valorant Console Beta
Gamers have the opportunity to check their eligibility for the beta and sign up for access through the Valorant beta website.
Despite not specifying a time frame for its full release on consoles, Riot took only a few months to reach version 1.0 after the beta was released on PC.
Will Valorant have cross-play?
Progression will continue to be associated with players’ Valorant accounts and monitored regardless of the hardware used.
In addition, Riot confirmed that skins and agents will be launched simultaneously on all platforms, along with patches and other live-service features.
All maps in console beta
In the future, a patch will be released that will allow console players to access Ranked mode. However, for now, the maps mentioned below are only available for Unrated, Swiftplay, and Deathmatch modes.
- June 14: Abyss, Ascent, Bind, Haven
- June 25: Sunset
- July 9: Lotus
- July 23: Icebox
From June 14 onwards, players will have access to four maps in Valorant: Ascent, Bind, Haven, and the newly introduced map, Abyss. Patch 8.11 brought Haven back to the map pool, while Breeze and Split were removed.
On June 25, the release of patch 9.00 will introduce the Sunset map for console players. Following this, Lotus will be introduced on July 9 and Icebox on July 23. Going forward, with each new patch, Riot will continue to add a new map.
All TDM maps, including District, Kasbah, Piazza, and Drift, will still be available for play. If you wish to access any maps not included in the current rotation, simply go to the Custom Games section.
All game modes in the beta
Players in the beta stage will be able to access the various game modes available in Valorant console.
- Unrated
- Swift Play
- Deathmatch
- Team Deathmatch
- Custom Games
- Competitive
The Basic Training Tutorial has been recently introduced for console players in patch 9.0, along with the introduction of Competitive mode. This training experience guides players through the fundamentals of gameplay, including shooting mechanics, agent abilities, match format, and other essential skills.
Don’t forget to refer to our top controller settings for Valorant console beta in order to gain an advantage in matches. Additionally, for those searching for the ideal crosshairs to utilize, be sure to take a look at the preferred crosshairs used by professionals in VCT.
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