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How to Get a Valorant Beta Invite

Gaming Tips04.03.2020

Make sure you do these steps if you want an invite to the Valorant beta on PC.

Looking to get invited to the closed Valorant beta, which launches on April 7th, 2020? Here’s what you need to do, starting April 3rd.

Getting an invite to the closed beta revolves entirely around streaming platform Twitch.tv.

Important notes about the beta:

The closed beta is only available in Canada, the United States, Russia, Turkey, and Europe.
Valorant is available on PC only.
Key drops from streamers happen on April 3rd and April 7th and beyond. Invites are not guaranteed.
Rumors state that 25,000 keys will be released on April 3rd, and an additional 75,000 keys on April 7th.
The beta go-live time for anyone with an invite is at 2 p.m. CEST on April 7th.

According to the official site for the Valorant beta:

Step 1: Sign up for a Riot account (or log in)

If you play League of Legends, you already have a Riot account. Log in or create an account on RiotGames.com.

Step 2: Sign up for a Twitch account (or log in)

Same as above, simply sign in to your Twitch account, or create a Twitch account if you don’t already have one.

Step 3: Link both accounts together in Twitch

In your Twitch settings, link your Riot Games and Twitch accounts together. This is the same functionality that you use to link your Amazon Prime account (to enjoy Twitch Prime), Battle.net, and Steam accounts. Linking your gaming accounts to Twitch gives you access to promotions and drops that have been established between the game developers and Twitch.

Riot hasn’t specific exactly which streams will have the drops, but your safest bet is to tune in to any popular streamer who is playing the game on their stream on April 3rd, and again on April 7th.

Some streamers might be trying to capitalize on the excitement with misleading stream titles about beta key drops, so your best bet is to only watch streamers who are really playing Valorant and have the «drops enabled» tag showing on Twitch:

Here are the streamers that Twitch has listed who will have the drops enabled on April 3rd and 7th:

Gotaga
Forsen
Mickalow
Neo
Taz
Summit1g
Timthetatman
DrLupo
Ace
Dizzy
Hiko
fl0m

Step 5: Cross your fingers!

The above steps do not guarantee a closed beta invite — simply a chance at one. If you’re lucky enough to get an invite, you’ll recieve an email (and probably a Twitch notification) with instructions for the beta which starts on April 7th.

You can also check your invite status at PlayValorant.com. Here’s mine, for example:

See you in Valorant, hopefully!

How do I know I got the Valorant drop?

The notification to look for on Twitch:

(Note: Neither of these will happen if you haven’t linked your Twitch and Riot accounts as described above!)

Didn’t get a key in either drop? Drops are still happening past April 7th, so the way to get yours remains the same:

Make sure your Twitch and Riot accounts are linked
Keep tuning in to Valorant streams that have the «drops enabled» tag

Good luck out there!

Beta invites have stopped

As of May 2020, beta invites have stopped going out and the beta is ending. The official game launch is scheduled for June 2. See you there and in Discord!

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Valorant Closed Beta — How to get a key

Valorant is Riot Games’ first foray into the crowded competitive FPS market, and it’s merging the considered, strategic play of Counter Strike with the hero-based antics of Overwatch to create a pretty compelling hybrid if you ask us.

This means it’s a game which features high lethality and a high skill ceiling. Land a headshot and enemies will tumble to the ground in an instant, there are angles to hold, abilities to master, and you’ll be heavily punished if you run around the map with abandon. It’s not for everyone, but you might be surprised at how you take to the game’s unique blend of tactical hero shooter.

It’s also going to be free-to-play which means anyone can get in on the action, and with the full launch sometime in summer of this year, we predict it’s going to be a huge affair. Could it take on the likes of CS:GO? For sure.

Well, if you wanted to test out the game before launch and see what it’s all about, there’s a Closed Beta arriving in April. Below we’ll explain when it’s launching and how you can increase your chances of gaining access with a beta key.

Right, let’s break down everything you need to know about the closed beta.

Valorant Closed Beta Release Date

Valorant’s Closed Beta will start on April 7th, 2020 and will be limited to players in Europe, Canada, Russia, Turkey, and the United States. There is a possibility the beta will roll out later to more regions, but with the COVID-19 pandemic Riot is currently focusing on the regions where it feels “most ready”.

How do I get a key?

Riot Games is collaborating with Twitch when it comes to gaining closed beta access, so you’ll need to get signed up with the streaming platform if you’re based in Europe, Canada, Russia, Turkey, and the US.

Next, you’ll need to follow these steps:

1. Register for a Riot account.
2. Link your Riot account to your Twitch account.*
3. When the closed beta activates in your region (EU and NA for now), you’ll need to watch specific Valorant streams highlighted on Twitch. Doing so will make you eligible for closed beta key drops.

It’s then simply a case of watching these streams for a couple of hours to ensure you’ve been whitelisted. You won’t know that this has happened, but rest assured that once you’ve watched a fair amount of Valorant streams you’ll be eligible. From here on out, you don’t actually need to watch streams as you’ll still get an alert via Twitch and through your registered email account if you’re lucky enough to get a key.

For more info on this, the tweet below has everything covered.

Day 1 of Closed Beta was a learning experience. @RiotSuperCakes and @RiotZiegler are here to update you on yesterday’s launch in EU/NA, clarify some concerns around how you get access, and talk next steps. https://t.co/sb5VtYSEn0

VALORANT (@PlayVALORANT) April 8, 2020

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* Once you’ve created both your Riot and Twitch accounts, sign in to Twitch. Next, click on your profile picture on the top right of the screen, select ‘settings’, followed by ‘connections’. Scroll down until you spot Riot Games and click ‘Connect’.

How do I know which streamers to watch for key drops?

When you’re browsing Valorant streams for key drops, make sure you watch only those which have the «Drops enabled! Watch for a chance to earn loot» tag. These are verified channels, so you will definitely be in with a chance of getting into the closed beta by tuning in.

Some channels put «Drops!» in their headline, but this doesn’t mean anything. If they don’t have the special tag mentioned above, watching their stream won’t give you a chance. Do make sure you double check.

Note: Only streams that have the “Drops enabled! Watch for a chance to earn loot” Icon and text or the Drops Enabled tag below the stream title are verified Twitch Drops enabled channels for the VALORANT Closed Beta. pic.twitter.com/FpCn0Bi55t

Twitch Esports (@TwitchEsports) April 3, 2020

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Above we’ve embedded an official tweet from Twitch which should give you a better idea of what message to look out for.

How do I know if I get a beta key?

At the top right of your Twitch home screen, you’ll find a red marker in the notification panel which is sat between your Prime Loot and Whispers. Click on it, and it’ll say that you’ve got a Valorant Key!

We’ve linked an image of the notification panel above. It’s the bell icon in the centre.

We received our key in the middle of the night while we were asleep and woke up to an email in our inbox from Twitch. So you don’t need to be on high alert, especially if you’ve got email push notifications on your mobile devices — it’s going to be hard to miss.

When is my last chance to get a beta key?

Key drop streams will be active from the 7th April, with many streamers advertising 5:00am PT/ 8:00am ET/ 1pm BST as closed beta launch time. Again, just make sure you keep an eye out for the official «Drops Enabled!» tag. Even if it says so in the title, the special tag is all that matters.

The closed beta marches on and closed beta access is still being granted. As the tweet below mentions, you don’t need to watch drop enabled streams 24/7, so once you’ve watched a couple of hours, take a break — you’ll still get an alert via email or on Twitch if you get a key.

One week in. A couple notes as we get into the weekend. 1. Drops are running 24/7. If youve watched a lot… take a break! CB access comes even when youre offline. 2. We hear you on demand. Weve already increased CB server capacity +25% and are tracking down more internet.

VALORANT (@PlayVALORANT) April 11, 2020

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Fingers crossed!

How long will the closed beta last?

Initially Riot stated that it didn’t envisage the closed beta lasting that long, but did say that if it «hears a lot of unexpected feedback from players during this period, we’ll evaluate». Clearly they’ve heard back from its community and changed tack. At the time of writing, the closed beta has been knocking around for well over a month now!

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We can see the closed beta lasting indefinitely from here on out, perhaps transitioning into Open Beta with one big patch, followed by another 1. 0 patch before it officially launches sometime this summer. Keeping the closed beta running means Riot can gather continuous feedback and iterate on the game as much as possible before launch. We simply can’t see it shutting off all access at all, to be honest.

Why is my region not included?

The plan is to roll out to more regions as fast as possible, “pending the volatile logistics of launching a beta effectively during a global pandemic”. Riot has chosen to focus on other regions first as this is where it feels “most ready”.

Here’s the full statement from Valorant’s executive producer at Riot Games, Anna Donlon:

“Our plan was to bring the VALORANT Closed Beta to as many players around the world as
quickly as possible, but the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted those plans, compromising a wider
global rollout. For now, we have to focus on the regions where we feel most ready, with more
regions following in the months to come.

We want to engage with players as globally as possible as quickly as possible, and so we’ll ramp up our player count as much as we can to test our infrastructure, but we won’t be letting everyone playtest VALORANT until we’re absolutely sure we can handle it in this newly uncertain environment. ”

Riot’s official channels will provide updates if the situation changes, so keep an eye on their social media feeds for news.

Will my Beta progress carry over to the final game?

Progress will not carry over from Valorant’s closed beta into the final game. This is because the game’s current state may change drastically at launch, plus, “it’s better that everyone’s progress begins at the same starting line”.

What happens to Valorant Points I purchase during the closed beta?

At launch Riot will give you all of your Valorant Points (VP) back, with an additional 20% bonus as “thanks for engaging with our work-in-progress skins and store”. For example, if you purchase 10,000 VP during the closed beta, you’ll get 12,000 VP at launch (this bonus applies to bundles bonuses when purchasing larger amounts too).

To get yourself ready for Valorant’s closed beta, make sure you have a glance at our Agents overview, as well as our Best Guns page for a preview of all the abilities and weapons you’ll be wielding!

Expect plenty more Valorant guides from us on the site, stay tuned.

How to Get a Valorant Beta Invite

Gaming Tips 4.3.2020

Make sure you do these steps if you want an invite to the Valorant beta on PC.

Looking to get invited to the closed Valorant beta, which launches on April 07, 2020? Here’s what you need to do, starting April 3rd.

Getting an invite to the closed beta revolves entirely around streaming platform Twitch.tv.

Important notes about the beta:

The closed beta is only available in Canada, the United States, Russia, Turkey, and Europe.
Valorant is available on PC only.
Key drops from streamers happen on April 3rd and April 7th and beyond. Invites are not guaranteed.
Rumors state that 25,000 keys will be released on April 3rd, and an additional 75,000 keys on April 7th.
The beta go-live time for anyone with an invite is at 2 p.m. CEST on April 7th.

According to the official site for the Valorant beta:

Step 1: Sign up for a Riot account (or log in)

If you play League of Legends, you already have a Riot account. Log in or create an account on RiotGames.com.

Step 2: Sign up for a Twitch account (or log in)

Same as above, simply sign in to your Twitch account, or create a Twitch account if you don’t already have one.