VALORANT offers an exquisite collection of skins that most players dream of having. This article will drive you through all the skin bundles, their tiers, and prices so you can choose your favorite skin bundles to showcase.

After the massive success of League of Legends, Riot Games entered the FPS genre with the release of VALORANT. Though most people were skeptical about its success, the game surprised everyone and became popular within a short time.

VALORANT focuses on ability-based gameplay mixed with beautiful visuals, well-designed maps, and exciting lores. It offers colorful art styles that give the players a joyful experience and make them enjoy the game more.

To go with the game’s colorful aesthetic, Riot constantly releases skins to keep the players interested. The designs, styles, and colors of these skins vary from each other. Naturally, some skins are more preferred than others.

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How Many Tiers of Skins are There in VALORANT?

Every skin in VALORANT has an edition that exhibits a skin’s quality and tier. There are 5 skin editions in the game, and all skins are categorized under these editions.

Select tier edition has the most ordinary-looking skins. On the other end of the spectrum, Ultra and Exclusive tier editions are the most glorious skins that VALORANT can offer. Deluxe and Premium skins fall in between the Select and Ultra tier editions.

Skin Prices of Different Tiers

Just like look and design, the price also varies for each Edition. As expected, the Select tier skins are the cheapest ones on the list. The Ultra edition skin bundles are expensive and can empty your wallet. The price for Exclusive skins, on the other hand, varies and is usually placed between Premium and Ultra tiers.

To buy skin bundles, you need to use VALORANT Points or VP. VP can be purchased through the store tab in VALORANT. Keep in mind that 1000VP costs about $10 USD. So, whenever you’re spending 1000VP, you are basically spending about $10 USD.

Here is a list of all VALORANT skin prices of different editions:

Most VALORANT skin bundles come with similar packages. However, some bundles are unique as they might include special features. So, the price for those bundles differs from the regular ones. Also, some of the earliest skins were sold individually and not as bundles. So, those packages were quite expensive compared to standard bundles.

All VALORANT skins are unique from each other. They have different designs, colors, animations, and sound effects. Some skins even also evolve!

What Are The Evolving Skins?

Evolving skins are the ones that can be upgraded for cool muzzle flash, firing audio, reloading & equipping animations, and new variants. Every gun in VALORANT does not have evolving functionality. However, the ones that evolve have several upgrades.

You can make sure whether the skin is an evolving one or not by checking its leveling path from the Store or Collections tab. If a skin has no leveling path, it is not an evolving skin. The evolving skins also differ from each other as they have unique upgrades.

Moreover, the evolving skins can only be upgraded with Radianite Points. And you can purchase Radianite Points with VP or earn them by completing Contracts from battle passes.

How to buy skin in VALORANT

There are multiple ways how you can get VALORANT skins. The simplest way is to purchase them from the Store tab. VALORANT releases a brand new skin bundle along with every new patch. These skin bundles are showcased under the Featured section in the Store. You can buy the whole bundle as well as individual items from the Featured skin bundles.

There is also an Offers section where 4 skins are presented from previous skin bundles. So, if you find anything that seems intriguing, grab it before the time runs out. VALORANT skins can also be acquired by completing Battlepasses in every Act. But, to receive the skins, you need to unlock your Battlepass with 1000 VP.

On special occasions, Riot Games also offers Event Specific skins in the game. Till now, Riot Games has released only two such skin bundles. As these skins are event specific, they are very rare and highly sought after.

What is Night Market?

VALORANT skins are quite expensive, especially the high-tier ones. That’s where Night Market comes into play. VALORANT offers 6 random skins in the Night Market at a discount price. However, it only comes once in every Act and lasts for about 14 days.

The last resort to getting VALORANT skins without spending a penny is by completing Agents’ Contracts. Though this is the only way to get free weapon skins, completing a single Agent Contract takes a lot of grinding.

Full List of Skins Released in VALORANT

Here, we’ll showcase all the skins along with their respective skin bundles. For your convenience, we’ll categorize these skins based on Editions and sort the list by Release Date order. In addition, the list will include the price and all available weapon skins for each bundle.

Ultra Edition

This section will only include the Ultra Edition bundles that Riot Games regularly releases. These bundles typically include four weapon skins and a melee weapon. In addition to the weapon skins, these bundles include Playercards, Gun Buddies, and Sprays.

Elderflame

The Elderflame skin bundle was first announced in 2020, following the global release of VALORANT. Riot went out with their first Ultra Edition skin as they transformed a living, breathing dragon into a skin line.

It looked as if these skins had a personality of their own. Keeping in line with other skins, the Elderflame bundle had upgrades for cool effects and four unique color variants Red with subtle blue highlights, the default grey & orange, a mixture of blue & red, and lastly, a dark variant with purple highlights.

Protocol 781-A

Riot finally released a second ultra-edition skin in VALORANT called Protocol 781-A. As this is an Ultra Edition skin, Riot went out of its way to make something unique. Even though there are plenty of skins in VALORANT with a futuristic design theme, the release of Protocol 781-A Riot pushed the boundary once again on how much you can do with weapon skin.

At its core, Protocol 781-A features a dystopian cyberpunk design. On top of that, this skin line features unique voice lines as a fifth upgrade level to make it stand out from other Exclusive and Premium Edition skins.

Like the Elderflame bundle, Protocol 781-A features four color variants that can be upgraded using Radianite points.

Radiant Entertainment System

At first look, the skins may look pretty ordinary. However, the animations and the sound of the skins will change your mind. The sound of the arcade games and pixelated animations will take you back to earlier days. Moreover, the skin has color variations and upgrades that may make every skin look different. So you can literally have multiple skins in one bundle.

Exclusive Edition

This section will only include the Exclusive Edition bundles. These bundles typically include four weapon skins and a melee weapon. In addition to the weapon skins, these bundles include Playercards, Gun Buddies, and Sprays. Here are all of the Exclusive Edition skin bundles that are currently available in VALORANT, arranged from oldest to newest.

Glitchpop

The original Glitchpop skin bundle was the first Exclusive Edition skin set Riot Games ever released, and it instantly became a massive hit among the VALORANT community. This rainbow-colored unicorn-themed skin attracted Jinx mains from League of Legends.

From unique VFX effects to the rainbow explosive finisher, this skin line was tailor-made for players who prefer colorful skins. As this was an Exclusive Edition skin, it had other color variations that could be unlocked via Radianite points.

Singularity

The Singularity skin bundle in VALORANT was another masterstroke from the cosmetic team at Riot Games. They made a unique-looking skin-themed after the black hole. It features really distinct VFX and audio cues. Also, the weapon-equipped animation looks really cool in this skin line.

BlastX

BlastX was a holiday-inspired nerf gun-themed skin bundle that instantly inflicted nostalgia among the VALORANT player base. From its unique gift-wrapper finisher to weapon tracers that literally leave darts in the game world, Riot’s cosmetic department made an extra effort to make this skin line come alive.

Glitchpop 2.0

Following the massive success of the original Glitchpop skin bundle in VALORANT, Riot Games finally came up with a sequel in 2021. The 2.0 version of this skin line featured the same design language as the original bundle. As such, they only added weapon skins that were missing from the original release, like Vandal and Phantom.

Glitchpop 2.0 features similar-looking VFX effects to its predecessor. Even the finisher is exactly the same. Since many players were complaining that the original line lacked popular weapons like Vandal, Phantom, and Operator, Riot decided to fill in the gaps by adding more Glitchpop skins and making the fanbase happy in the process.

Ruination

The Ruination skin line was the first direct collaboration between the League of Legends and VALORANT teams at Riot Games. The Sentinels of Light event featured the conflict between the dark and the light side in the League’s extended universe. The Ruination bundle represents the dark side during the limited-time event.

Sentinels of Light

The Sentinels of Light skin bundle in VALORANT was the other part of the whole Sentinels of Light event. If the Ruination represents darkness, then the Sentinels of Light are the ally of the light side.

This skin line features finishers and animation that are in stark contrast to the previous skin line. While the Ruination finisher animation sends players to the dark side, the Sentinels of Light’s finisher brings players back from the “Ruined” state. In short, it basically performs an exorcism.

Spectrum

With the release of the Spectrum bundle, players were greeted with an amusing skin set made in collaboration with Zedd, a renowned DJ, record producer, and songwriter. Since it is a one-of-a-kind collaboration with a popular figure from pop culture, Riot went the extra mile to ensure they could deliver an amusing skin line.

It suffices to say that the cosmetic team at Riot Games didn’t disappoint. The skin features a musical theme, which is expected from a collaboration with Zedd. Colorfully animated beats can be seen alongside the visible part of the skins. And this transparent waveform melee is just icing on the cake.

Also, the finisher animation has effects that make Zedd’s signature music score drop like rain.

RGX 11Z PRO

RGX 11Z PRO skin bundle features one-of-a-kind semi-transparent designs that have slowly become a fan-favorite among the VALORANT community. Solid sound effects paired with eye-catching color variants have made this skin line stand out from other skins in the same tier.

On top of that, the Blade melee has a really unique equip animation, which is currently very popular among the player base.

RGX 11z Pro 2.0

Like other 2.0 Bundles, the RGX 2.0 also features those weapon skins that their previous version lacked. The original RGX 2.0 Skins look like the base model of RGX 11Z Pro weapons, with lime green being the primary default color.

There’s also an added butterfly knife with the 2.0 bundle, which is one of the most beautiful knives out there in the game. The variants are the same as the original RGX 11Z Pro Bundle’s variations, which will be orange, red, and dark blue.

Prelude to Chaos

Prelude of Chaos is an Exclusive Tier skin bundle. At first glance, the skins look absolutely stunning. For primary color, Riot went with a dark theme. However, the main attraction of these skins is the 3 levels and variants. Moving the skins sideways will reflect different sets of colors.

Chronovoid

To simply describe, the ChronoVoid weapon bundle looks like the Cavelier collection. The color combination is pretty much the same. The difference is that ChronoVoid skins have a bronze build, whereas the Cavelier collection weapons have a wooden build.

However, The weapons in the Cavelier collection look very ordinary compared to the ChronoVoid collection because the ChronoVoid collection does not follow the stock weapon designs. Also, the collection will have 3 extra color variants apart from the original one.

Araxys

Araxys bundle features a robotic and futuristic-looking theme. Since its release, the bundle has been pretty popular among the VALORANT community. On top of that, the weapons in this bundle are some of the most used weapons in the game. Hence, many players bought the bundle despite the high price tag.

Neo Frontier

Neo Frontier is one of the most unique releases by VALORANT. The skin line starts as barebone old-school weapons that can be transformed into badass modern weapons that’ll make you feel a lot more powerful when you hold them.

Imperium

The Imperium skin bundle shares familiar features from some of the previous skin lines. For starters, the emerald green combination with a golden touch closely resembles the skin from Serenity’s bundle.

The design, however, makes you think of the skin line as a discount Forsaken bundle. The melee is also nothing special. A similar melee weapon was also featured in the Iridian Thorn bundle.

Sentinels of Light 2.0

Sentinels of Light 2.0 has the same design and color schemes as its predecessor. However, the most notable difference in this bundle is the Relic Stone Daggers, which is a dual-wielding melee.

Special Exclusive Edition Skins

As mentioned earlier, Riot Games also releases some special Exclusive skins for weapons and melee from time to time. This section will include those types of skins.

Champions 2021 Collection

Riot Games released the Champions 2021 Bundle as part of their promotion for the VALORANT Champions tournament last year. It featured a black and gold Champions-themed Vandal and a Karambit melee with unique inspect animation.

The finisher animation tied with the event’s theme song featuring Brimstone was the cherry on top.

Champions 2022 Collection

Riot Games had its second VALORANT Championship tournament starting on August 31, 2022. To maintain its tradition, the developer released the VALORANT Championship 2022 skin bundle in the following patch. Players eagerly waited for its release as it was one of the most beautiful skin bundles in the game.

Just like before, the skin line contained only two skins. However, this time, the bundle brought Phantom into the game instead of Vandal. The Phantom had a golden and red color scheme like its previous ancestor. But, the design was different, and it looked like the weapon was made of precious Ruby and Gold, which looked absolutely stunning to the eye.

A Butterfly melee was also featured with the Champions 2022 bundle. The Butterfly Melee is very similar to the RGX 2.0 Butterfly knife except for its colors. In any case, the Champions 2022 skin bundle had an excellent thought behind its development, and fans loved the bundle like its predecessor.

Champions 2023 Collection

Riot Games had its third VALORANT Champions tournament starting on August 6, 2022. To maintain its tradition, the developer released the VALORANT Championship 2023 skin bundle in the 7.02 patch.

The Champions 2023 bundle took a slightly different approach compared to previous ones. Instead of a golden and red color combination, the new skins have a golden and purple color contrast. There’s also a glowing Champions logo above the trigger of the Vandal, which looks absolutely amazing.

The melee, on the other hand, looks a lot like the Skeleton Knife from Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. However, there’s also a glowing Champions logo on the knife. Nonetheless, the reaction to the recent Champions bundle has mostly been positive.

Riot X Arcane Collector’s Set

The Arcane Sheriff was introduced in the game in collaboration with Riot’s web series: Arcane. In the series, one of the main characters, Powder, makes some crazy armaments, including a Hand cannon, in a surprising turn of events that will not be mentioned because of spoilers. The Arcane Sheriff’s skin in VALORANT is meant to resemble that.

Ignite Capsule

VALORANT was officially released in China on July 12, 2023. To celebrate VALORANT’s release in the Chinese market, Riot Games also released a brand new Ignite Capsule containing two new melee weapons named “Leque Flamejante” and “Alaz Yelpaze.”

The melees from the Ignite Capsule are works of art. As you can see, there are two variants of the same melee. The red and golden Kitana melee is called “Leque Flamejante.” and the violet variant is called “Alaz Yelpaze.” Both of these melees from the Ignite Capsule have the same features except for the color combination.

LOCK//IN Capsule

Premium Edition

In this section, we’ll list all the Premium Edition skins VALORANT has released in the game so far. Moreover, we’ll also include other information like its release date, total bundle price, and more.

Prime

The Prime bundle was the first premium edition skin bundle that Riot released alongside the official launch of the game back in 2020. Its release set a benchmark for Riot Games to follow in future skin releases.

With the introduction of the Prime skin line, Riot also introduced custom VFX and sound effects as well as unique finisher animation for the first time in VALORANT. The VALORANT community was thoroughly impressed with Riot’s work and was eager to see what Riot would make in the future.

Sovereign

The Sovereign skin bundle was another great addition to VALORANT’s cosmetic skin lineup. It introduced a “light” themed skin with appropriate VFX and finisher animations. As usual, these skins also feature four different color variants.

These are default white and gold, green, purple, and silver with red highlights. Unsurprisingly, this skin line was also trendy among the player base.

Oni

Oni is another very popular skin bundle from Riot Games. As the name suggests, this skin bundle was inspired by Japanese lore about demons. It is really easy to see the Japanese design footprint in this specific skin line.

Also, this Oni bundle introduced a new type of melee weapon in the game for the first time. The Oni Phantom skin is the most popular skin in the game. Lastly, the different color variants of this skin line are red, green, blue, and brown.

Nebula

The Nebula skin bundle features black holes as its main design gimmick. This skin line used a randomly generated color pattern consisting of dark purple and blueish hues. Players could inspect these skins to see subtle, trippy-looking animations.

Unfortunately, the Nebula skin line didn’t feature any additional VFX or color variants for players to further customize this skin set. This skin line clearly took heavy inspiration from the mysteries of space and event horizon.

Spline

The spline skin set was another one of those underrated skin lines from the design team at Riot Games. It features unique-looking skeleton-shaped skins where you can get a glimpse into the different layers of a weapon.

Unfortunately, it doesn’t have any additional VFX or sound effects to make it even cooler. However, there are still four different color variants available for players to choose from. Those color variants are red, blue, green, and a mixture of light blue and purple.

Ego by Onetap

Ego was another great skinline from folks at Riot Games. While other skins in the premium category are filled with special effects and crazy animations, the Ego focuses on more subtle design aesthetics catered toward CSGO players.

Also, these skins are really sought after mainly due to their unique color variants with catchy punchlines on them. The Ego by OneTap skin bundle features a basic black and white version, a red variant, a silver edition, and a light blue and purple edition.

G.U.N(Gravitational Uranium Neuroblaster)

The Gravitational Uranium Neuroblaster, more commonly referred to as the G.U.N skin bundle became an instant hit among the UFO enthusiasts within the VALORANT community as this bundle heavily features those extraterrestrial elements.

It also has really unique animations and sound effects reminiscent of the popular X-files tv series. The different color variants are green, silver, gold, and a combination of red and blue.

Reaver

Reaver is also one of the most popular skin lines in the game, alongside the Oni and the Prime bundle. It features a distinct spooky theme that immediately garnered a dedicated fanbase of VALORANT players.

On top of that, it features some of the most satisfying kill VFX and sound effects alongside a sick-looking finisher animation. The color variants are also a sight to behold. This skin line has 4 different versions. These are red, black, purple, and white.

Ion

The Ion skin bundle wowed the VALORANT player base with its futuristic-looking art style. Unsurprisingly, it instantly became a hit as it has a distinct Tron Legacy vibe. Similar to other premium edition skins, this bundle also has additional VFX and sound effects.

However, the only gripe players have with this bundle is the lack of any color customization that is available to other skins in the premium category.

Celestial

The celestial skin line in VALORANT features celestial beings as its main design gimmick. On top of that, the skin has three-dimensional art embedded into it, and it really comes alive whenever a player inspects their weapons in the game.

Also, the melee variant is really unique on this skin line. Unfortunately, this bundle doesn’t have any additional color customization.

VALORANT GO! Vol. 1

VALORANT GO! Vol. 1 more commonly known as the anime skin line, was unsurprisingly a massive hit among the player base. Since players were bugging Riot Games to add some anime-inspired skins in the game, the cosmetic department happily obliged and hit this one out of the park.

These skins feature VALORANT agents with cool poses. Each weapon has a different agent featured in them. Unfortunately, it only has one default color with no options to customize.

Prime 2.0

Followed by the massive popularity of the first Prime skin bundle in VALORANT, players asked Riot Games to develop a sequel. And they happily obliged. They introduced this follow-up with additional VFX effects that are slightly different from the original Prime variant.

In short, they just added the missing weapons that weren’t part of the original bundle, with slight alterations to the color variants. Those color variants are red, blue, gold, and brown.

Magepunk

As the name suggests, the Magepunk skin bundle features skins based on fantasy elements with subtle noir themes. This skin line is tailor-made for fans of the Shadowrun video game franchise that popularized the Magepunk theme.

Basically, it is science fiction combined with fantasy. Also, this skin line has some amusing color variations. Those variations are blue, green, purple, and orange.

Forsaken

Forsaken came as a direct continuation of the whole light vs. dark theme in VALORANT skins. It was the total opposite of the sovereign skin bundle in Valorant. Where the Sovereign skin bundle has a light theme, the Forsaken bundle is the polar opposite and features a dark theme.

Surprisingly, players can customize these skins to look exactly like the original Sovereign bundle, as one of the color variants is the same as the Sovereign skin line. The other color variant is the default green one.

Tethered Realms

The Tethered Realms skin line is unique mainly due to its two-tone design, where one part is covered in darkness, and the other part of the skin emits light. Also, this skin set contains duel-wielding melee skin, which is a first for the game.

However, there are no color variants available for this amusing skin bundle. However, it has extra VFX that can be unlocked using RP.

Origin

The Origin skin bundle features a unique design where weapons are made of different modules. And during weapon equipment and inspection animation, players can see these individual modules move around in an orderly manner to create cool effects.

Unsurprisingly, it also became an instant hit among the player base mainly due to the unique nature of the inspect animation. Like most other skins in the premium category, it also had four unique color variants. Those variants are gold, purple, green, and red.

Recon

The Recon skin bundle introduced the highly requested butterfly knife to VALORANT. While the military-inspired camouflage weapons skins in the recon bundle were jaw-dropping, it was the butterfly knife that really stole the show.

Riot Games went all-in in the melee inspection department and gave players really cool-looking knife-juggling animations. Fortunately, this recon bundle features color customization options even for the butterfly knife. The color options are the default grey, red, ash, and lastly, a military-inspired green and grey color combo.

VALORANT Go! Vol. 2

Riot released the sequel to their famous anime-themed skin line in VALORANT called VALORANT Go! Vol. 2. As the name suggests, this skin line features VALORANT agent-themed skins. Each of the skin in this bundle focuses on one specific agent.

Aside from the anime-inspired skin designs, this bundle includes a butterfly knife themed after Yoru’s comb. Fans have been asking Riot to add this knife to the game after it was first revealed alongside the agent reveal trailer for Yoru.

Radiant Crisis 001

The Radiant Crisis 001 is another comic book panel-inspired skin bundle. Unlike the other anime or comic-inspired weapon skins, this specific bundle features an entirely different art style. It almost feels like players are transported to the world of comic books with this exaggerated art direction.

Riot went in the extra mile to create something truly unique. Undoubtedly, this is by far one of their most unique skin set.

Magepunk 2.0

The original Magepunk bundle was a massive hit among the VALORANT player base. Following its positive reception, Riot opted to release a sequel to the Magepunk bundle called Magepunk 2.0. As the name suggests, this bundle features skins based on the Magepunk design aesthetics.

Magepunk means high fantasy paired with modern science. The design team at Riot successfully managed to bring the Magepunk theme to life with the Magepunk 2.0 skin bundle.

Undercity

If you have seen Arcane, you will know what undercity refers to. The weapon models are heavily inspired by the Glitchpop skins. The colors of the bundle also resemble the same. However, the Undercity corresponds to a darker side of the universe.

The Undercity skin bundle is one of the favorite bundles for many. If players don’t like the Glitchpop bundles because they are too vibrant, the Undercity collection may satisfy them.

Gaia’s Vengeance

In Greek mythology, Gaia was the goddess of earth and the mother of all life forms. Riot Games commemorated the aesthetics, giving Gaia’s Vengeance a very earthy look.

Gaia’s Vengeance weapon bundle has a unique set of skins made of mostly root-like design. Gaia is also as merciless as she is kind. To resemble her act, the Gaia’s Vengeance skins have unique colors and levels.

Doodle Buds

Doodle Buds collection has a cartoon or comic-based skin bundle based on League of Legends Characters, VALORANT Agents, and Tactifriends. This skin bundle has weapons with cute doodles that give a joyful vibe at first look.

There seem to be 5 weapons in the Doodle Buds bundle. These are Ares, Marshal, Phantom, Shorty, and Stinger. All the skins have a similar pattern, with White being the main color for all the weapons. The skins also have 3 variants with unique effects.

Neptune

Neptune bundle follows an aquatic theme with interesting designs and marine-based features throughout the skins. VALORANT released a new map based on an aquarium point of interest called Pearl. VALORANT mainly released this bundle to tease the Pearl map.

There are 4 weapons in the Neptune bundle and a melee item that looks like an anchor. As mentioned earlier, the bundle follows an aquatic theme with a special touch of marine life.

Xenohunter

At first sight, the skins look very similar to the default VALORANT weapon skins, which may also remind you of the Minima Collection. However, people who like things simple may like this bundle as the weapon looks very straightforward but realistic.

The Xenohunter bundle looks very close to default skins, which may upset skin collectors. The only cool factor about each skin is that it has a heartbeat sensor on its side. In addition, these skins will also feature unique equip animation for every weapon.

Reaver 2.0

Reaver 2.0 features a similar look to the original Reaver Bundle. The main attraction of the Reaver 2.0 bundle is the Karambit melee, which has the same animation as the Champions Bundle 2021. Even without the Karambit, all the skins in this bundle are too good to ignore. Naturally, it is one of the most demanded bundles on the list.

Crimsonbeast

The Crimsonbeast collection has characteristics similar to the Elderflame collection. The color combination also resembles very closely. However, the Crimsonbeast skins have a very fiery look, and the animations are more apparent. And, if you are particularly fond of VALORANT’s melee skins, the Crimsonbeast hammer will definitely impress you.

Ion 2.0

Like other 2.0 bundles, the Ion 2.0 will also feature the same look as the Ion Bundle. Since the release of the Ion bundle, it has been one of the most sought-after sequels in VALORANT. The weapon of choice may seem slightly underwhelming compared to its predecessor. However, Vandal and Karambit Melee make up for any shortcomings.

Soulstrife

At first glance, this skin line has similarities with the Reaver skin bundle. But if you look closely, it has some distinct features to set it apart from other skin lines. And lastly, the melee skin is a scythe. The default version of the skins with a white and black aesthetic gives a sinister vibe. Players who are into skins with a ghostly appearance love this Halloween special from Riot Games.

Cryostasis

The Cryostasis skin bundle will feature a chilly-looking bundle that seems like it came straight out of Icebox. Riot Games has released many bundles that have a similar look to the Cryostasis bundle. Despite being a unique bundle, Cryostasis failed to become a popular collection among the players.

Oni 2.0

As seen previously with other bundles, the Oni 2.0 follows the same pattern as its predecessor. However, the main attraction of the Oni 2.0 bundle is the Katana melee.

Black.Market

With the Black.Market skin bundle Riot Games went with a unique approach. The skins are nothing flashy. However, the main attraction of the bundle is that players get two versions of the skins on the Attackers’ and Defenders’ sides.

Magepunk 3.0

Magepunk 3.0 is the first bundle to get featured for the third time in VALORANT. This bundle displayed the same look as its predecessors. However, it only includes two guns and one melee.

Gaia’s Vengeance 2.0

Gaia’s Vengeance 2.0 has the same characteristics as other 2.0 bundles. That is, the bundle is similar to the original Gaia’s Vengeance in terms of looks, except for the addition of new weapons.

Valiant Hero

The Valiant Hero is inspired by ‘Sun Wukong.’ If you’re unfamiliar with Sun Wukong, he is a legendary figure from Chinese mythology, also known as the Great Monkey King. You might have seen him in different forms in many anime and movies. Like most heroes and great characters, Sun Wukong wields a unique weapon that is exclusive to him. The weapon Wukong carries is called ‘Ruyi Jingu Bang.’ Fortunately, VALORANT didn’t forget to introduce the weapon as a melee named ‘Ruyi Staff.’ Not only that, but you’ll also be able to see the Ruyi in every other weapon’s finisher animation.

Deluxe Edition

This section will only include the Deluxe Edition bundles. Like other bundles, the Deluxe Editions also mostly include four weapon skins. As these bundles are on the cheaper side, most of them do not contain melee weapons and are not upgradeable.

Aristocrat

Sakura

Avalanche

Prism

Wasteland

Winter Wunderland

Horizon

Silvanus

Minima

Nunca Olvidados

Snowfall

Tigris

Team Ace

Titanmail

Sarmad

Kohaku & Matsuba

Abyssal

Luna

Altitude

NO LIMITS

Orion

Chromedek

Emberclad

Select Edition

In this section, we’ll list all the Select Edition skins VALORANT has released in the game so far. We’ll divide the skins based on Regular Bundles, Battle Passes, and Agent Gear categories so it is easier for you to understand which skin is from which collection. Moreover, we’ll also include other information like its release date, total bundle price, and more.

Regular Bundles

Luxe

Galleria

Rush

Convex

Smite

Sensation

Prism II

Infantry

Endeavour

Reverie

Daydreams

Intergrade Collection

Battle Pass Collections

Couture

.EXE

POLYfox

Red Alert

Serenity

Surge

Aerosol

Outpost

POLYfrog

Prism III

Depths

Lightwave

Jigsaw

Monarch

Nitro

Varnish

Aero

Goldwing

Hydrodip

Schema

Divine Swine

Striker

Coalition: Cobra

Hue Shift

Shimmer

Spitfire

Premiere Collision

Immortalized

Rune Stone

Starlit Odyssey

9 Lives

Gridcrash

Topotek

Signature

Monstrocity

Moondash

Blush

Digihex

Freehand

Panoramic

Libretto

Silhouette

Agent Gear Firearms

Peacekeeper Sheriff

Snakebite Shorty

Soul Silencer Ghost

Wunderkind Shorty

Hush Ghost

Protektor Sheriff

Final Chamber Classic

Spitfire Frenzy

Game Over Sheriff

Vendetta Ghost

Pistolinha Classic

RagnaRocker Frenzy

Swooping Frenzy

Death Wish Frenzy

Eclipse Frenzy

FIRE/ARM Classic

Finesse Classic

Live Wire Frenzy

Karabasa Shorty

Wayfarer Shorty

Sidekick Shorty

Resolution Classic

Mythmaker Sheriff

Upcoming Skins for 2024

As of writing, there is no information regarding upcoming VALORANT skins in 2024. As long as Riot Games announces new skins, we’ll be sure to let you know. Keep your eyes on our Facebook or Twitter for instant updates.

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