Riot Games Responds to Valorant's Port to Other Platforms

Riot Games Responds to Valorant’s Port to Other Platforms

Though it may take some time, Riot aims to release its first-person shooter, Valorant, to consoles as soon as possible. Even with all League of Legends players condemning the firm after losing a match, the company has grown. Riot’s use of high-quality trailers, graphics, and music, as well as its move into other media like the smash animated series Arcane, has been a successful formula, regardless of whether users agree with the company’s policies. Valorant has the bones of CS: GO, but the inclusion of champion abilities sets it apart. While there’s no knowing when it’ll happen, a console port is on the road.

Having been established in 2006, Riot Games debuted with the critically acclaimed League of Legends game in 2009. It had its own client and wasn’t accessible on any other until 2021 when it was launched on Steam and the Epic Games store. Valorant wasn’t manufactured until 2020, but it’s unclear if porting will take the same length of time this time.

 

 

Riot’s Executive Producer on Valorant, Anna Donlon, said in the recent Dev Diaries video that the port was being worked on but was taking longer than the fans anticipated. Riot’s engine is tough to transfer since it is unique and almost a decade old. While Riot is still working on Valorant, the video assures viewers that it is working on new meta mechanisms to combat toxic behaviour, new opportunities for players to acquire loot and additional game modes like as Team Deathmatch and Premier Competitive Mode.

Riot is working hard to make Valorant available on consoles, despite the fact that there is still plenty to be done. To emphasise, it has entered into an agreement with Microsoft and intends to have its games playable on the Xbox in order to fulfil that agreement. To entice League of Legends users, adding a Microsoft account to their Riot account unlocks hundreds of playable champions, cosmetics, and other stuff.

Riot is looking forward to the day when its games will be available on consoles. However, if Riot launches League of Legends to Xbox, longtime League players may find it tough to adjust to using a gamepad. Valuable players who have only used a keyboard may struggle to adjust to a gamepad.

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