Valorant skins – bundles, prices, tiers, and more

By Rajiv Bhatiya

What Valorant skins are currently available? If you want to play Valorant in style, then chances are you’ve had your eye on new Valorant skins for a while. But if you haven’t, and you’ve simply arrived at this here page with green, envious eyes after playing with a teammate’s Glitchpop Vandal, then don’t worry, we understand – we get jealous too.

There’s something so alluring about roaming about the Valorant maps with a weapon skin. While they’re just digital pieces of artwork slapped onto a weapon of your choice, finally getting a chance to take down that Jett that’s been destroying you every single round of your Valorant ranked game with a fancy animated skin is just glorious.

So if you’re here to work out which Valorant skin you’re going to spend your hard earned cash on, we’ve got you covered. Here’s everything you need to know about Valorant skins, including how to pick them up, how much they’ll set you back, and what you’ll need to do over time to upgrade them.

How can I buy Valorant skins?

Valorant skins can be bought only from either the in-game store, or the Valorant Night Market when it rolls around. A collection of the latest skins will be placed in the spotlight for a week or so, but individual skins are refreshed every single day.

You can also earn some free Valorant skins through the game’s battle pass. These are refreshed with every Act, so make sure you check out each and every tier to see what you can pick up over the course of your Valorant ranked journey.

Valorant skins price

Here’s the Valorant skins price for each tier:

Edition	Price
Select Edition	Single gun skin: 875 VP ($10 / £9) Bundle: 2,930 VP ($30 / £27) / 3,500 VP ($35 / £30)
Deluxe Edition	Single gun skin: 1,275 VP ($15 / £13.50) Bundle: 5,100 VP ($50 / £33.50)
Premium Edition	Single gun skin: 1,775 VP ($20 / £18) Bundle: 7,100 VP ($70 / £60)
Exclusive Edition	Single gun skin: 2,175 VP+ ($25 / £22.50) Bundle: 8,700 VP+ ($85 / £82)
Ultra Edition	Single gun skin: 2,475 VP+ ($25 / £22.50) Bundle: 9,900 VP+ ($95 / £84)

If you’re looking to kickstart your Valorant skins collection, there are a couple of things you should know. Firstly, the skins are priced in tiers and secondly, the top tier can set you back a fair amount. The prices included in the table above reflect the cheapest possible combination of Valorant Point bundles – the odd pennies rounded up – to secure the gun skin you’re after.

There are, however, several exceptions – most notably the Spectrum and Radiant Entertainment System skins, which are more expensive than their tier-mates (Exclusive and Ultra respectively). Additionally, melee skins come in at double the price of gun skins – the Onimaru Kunitsuna even more so.

While you might be buying a single skin or a bundle of skins, it’s worth knowing that every Valorant skin comes with its own animations, sound effects, and sights. Some can even be upgraded over time, giving you a chance to change the appearance of a weapon.

To do that though, you’ll need to spend Radianite Points – a type of currency you can earn through completing set Battle Pass challenges or through exchanging Valorant Points. Once you have enough RP to upgrade your weapon (this usually costs 10/15 RP per tier), you can head to Collection, select the weapon you wish to upgrade, and select the tiers on the right hand side.

Before you commit to the upgrade though, it’s worth checking out each and every tier since they change your weapons in different ways. Some will change the colour of the gun and others will change the animations.

All Valorant skins currently available

Not sure what to spend your money on? Choice paralysis is a real thing. Hopefully this list of all the Valorant skins currently available in the game, ordered from highest to lowest tier, will help you decide.

All Valorant skins by tier: