Valorant Mobile, also known as Project C, has been the subject of intense anticipation and speculation since its announcement. Recently, on September 12, a 25-minute leak surfaced, showcasing the game’s skin collection menu and inspection screens. This leak has provided Valorant enthusiasts with their first substantial look at the mobile version of the game.
Valorant Mobile All Skins Showcase 👀 pic.twitter.com/cM8AfEU8oF
— Valorant Mobile News (@ValorantMNews) September 12, 2023
Valorant Mobile Leaks
One of the most striking aspects of the leaked footage is the game’s user interface. Compared to its PC counterpart, the mobile version of Valorant features a cleaner and more streamlined menu. The UI appears to be optimized for mobile devices, making navigation and customization of settings more user-friendly.
Fullscreen Skin Previews
One standout feature of the mobile version is its ability to display skin previews in fullscreen mode. On PC, skin previews are confined to a small window, often making it challenging for players to fully appreciate how a skin will look and feel in-game. Valorant Mobile addresses this issue by providing a detailed and immersive preview experience. Players can now get a clear sense of a skin’s aesthetics and effects, allowing for more informed purchase decisions.
Unlike PC, where skin previews are typically stored locally, Valorant Mobile seems to rely on cloud-based previews. This means that mobile players won’t have to worry about skin preview videos consuming valuable storage space on their devices. The cloud-based approach ensures that players can access previews without compromising their device’s storage capacity.
Familiar Skin Collections in Valorant Mobile
The leaked footage showcases numerous familiar skin lines from the PC version, including popular collections like Glitchpop, Ruination, and Elderflame. While no exclusive skins were revealed in the leak, it’s worth noting that the mobile version of Riot Games’ other title, League of Legends: Wild Rift, introduced exclusive skins. This suggests that Valorant Mobile could potentially feature unique skins in the future.
An interesting observation from the leaked footage is the absence of kill banners in skin previews. This could be due to several reasons. It’s possible that the player in the preview eliminated a bot, as bots do not trigger kill banners. Alternatively, the developers might have chosen to omit kill banners in the mobile version to maintain a clean and uncluttered screen during gameplay.
Positive Reception and Future Speculation
The leaked footage has generated considerable excitement within the Valorant community, with many users praising the mobile version’s visual appeal and user interface. Some players have even expressed hope that certain UI enhancements showcased in Valorant Mobile could make their way to the PC version in the future. However, it’s important to note that the release date for Valorant Mobile remains uncertain, leaving fans eagerly awaiting official announcements from Riot Games.
As Valorant Mobile continues to evolve and garner attention, it’s clear that mobile gamers and fans of the franchise have much to look forward to in the world of tactical first-person shooters.
