First screenshots leaked for Riot’s first-person tactical shooter, Valorant (Project A)

It appears that IGN has leaked the first screenshots for Riot Games’ upcoming first-person tactical shooter, Project A. According to reports, Project A will be now called Valorant, and these screenshots will give an idea of its art style.

Unfortunately, these screenshots are a bit low-res. Therefore, you won’t be able to really judge the game’s visuals. Let’s also not forget that the game is in an early development stage. Still, it will give you an idea of its aesthetics.

Project A/Valorant will be competitive and will have precise gunplay. The game is set on a future Earth and promises to have a lethal cast of characters. Each character will have his/her own abilities.

Riot Games promises to support Project A just like it did with League of Legends. The team also plans to create a tactical shooter with more creativity, more expression and more style. Furthermore, Valorant promises to feature great netcode that will allow players to enjoy their gun fights. Last but not least, it will have an anti-cheat on day-1.

Enjoy the screenshots and stay tuned for more!

31 thoughts on “First screenshots leaked for Riot’s first-person tactical shooter, Valorant (Project A)”

    1. perfect, the game is supposed to be competitive not a benchmark. Just needs to be functional and clear.

  1. Looks like X360 game.
    Well people with potato hardware will enjoy this direct copy and mix of CSGO and Overwatch.
    Riot is late to party.

  2. This is the supposed game that’s going to “kill” CSGO?.

    Are you kidding me, lol, it looks like yet another OW clone, and uses the same typical style as games that followed after it.

  3. Blizzard ripping off Riot only for Riot to rip off Blizzard.
    They really are nothing more than chinese proxies.

  4. 9 out of 10 people in this thread are clueless and should feel a little bit of bad if they had consciousness.

    The game may be trashy, maybe it won’t, however if you had gaming history knowledge you would know how this company’s games look like then they are in ALPHA – which this game is – and you would not be surprised.

    The game is in actually Alpha, yes, unlike some other games which are supposedly and they release to “final” 2 months later.

    League of Legends back in Beta was way different especially in UI compared to that released and what it became 3 years later and compared to what it is now.

    I can’t grasp what are people expecting out of leaked images really. However one thing is for current, its codename Project Ares had a cool name but Valorant ? What the hell is this. For starters its similar to Valoran, a region in League of Legends.

      1. Damn, you really showed me now ! What a pathetic response.

        Riot announced their game and its website and it says

        “Here’s what we think it takes for you to trust a game enough to invest: 128-tick servers, at least 30 frames per second on most min-spec computers (even dating back a decade), 60 to 144 FPS on modern gaming rigs, a global spread of datacenters aimed at <35ms for players in major cities around the world, a netcode we’ve been obsessing over for years, and a commitment to anti-cheat from day one."

        Obvious from the getgo, they want their game to be like CS 1.6, simplistic and being able to run on every PC in the world possible especially in poor countries. 128 tick rate matchmaking servers unlike Valve's 64 tick rate ones, they are a small indie company you see Valve can't afford 64 tick rate.

        Clueless af.

          1. You probably won’t read it because you can’t read it even if you tried, reading comprehension zero LUL

          2. Probably won’t read it because i still care about my last few active brain cells. I wouldn’t want to lose them reading your petty essay.

  5. ***copied from twiter ****

    Riot copies Autochess

    Riot copies Hearthstone

    Riot copies Overwatch

    clearly the devs there are full of new and exciting ideas

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