How to pre-register for VALORANT Mobile
After many rumors and plenty of speculation, Riot Games has confirmed that VALORANT will be releasing on mobile. This announcement was made on April 20, and has caused many people to wonder when they'll be able to register themselves for its release so they can be the first ones on the server, practicing their flicks on their phones.
How to pre-register for VALORANT Mobile
Unfortunately, VALORANT Mobile pre-registration is only available in one country at this time. Riot has already said that they are working hard to bring the mobile experience to players around the world, but they will be starting in China. As a result, if you do not live in China, you won't be able to register for access, but don't fret-stay tuned in to Riot's socials for an announcement over the next few months.
If you do live in China, you can follow these steps to pre-register for the VALORANT Mobile release:
- Visit the official VALORANT Mobile website.
- Click on the large red button at the top of the website, or the red button in the middle of the page.
- Follow the prompts to log in and register.
- You will need an existing WeChat or QQ account to register.
- After following all the prompts and successfully filling in the information needed, you should get a screen that tells you you've successfully pre-registered, although you can link a Chinese phone number to the account for exclusive in-game rewards.
Now, all you need to do is patiently wait for Riot Games to release VALORANT Mobile or kick off a beta testing period. You should be notified if you've been chosen through the information you've provided for the sign up. If you want to stay updated on VALORANT Mobile, and all kinds of breaking news, stay locked in with THESPIKE.GG.
With a bachelor's in Digital Communication, Tyler Esguerra began his journey in the esports journalism scene by combining his passion for writing and content creation with his love for competitive gaming. Starting off in 2018 as a freelance writer for Enthusiast Gaming, Tyler worked his way to a position with Dot Esports as a League of Legends writer. Over the next six years, Tyler earned the Lead LoL writing position, and helped build a formidable coverage team that included some of the most in-depth looks into the LoL and VALORANT space, both from the game side and the esports scene.
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