Snowfall 2.0 bundle brings new Christmas-themed skins to VALORANT
It's never too early to start celebrating Christmas, and VALORANT is bringing that spirit into the game. Recent leaks have revealed the new Snowfall 2.0 skin bundle, which originally debuted in 2021 with its first version.
Five years later, Riot Games is bringing the festive collection back with four weapon skins and a new melee, adding some Christmas cheer to your ranked games. Here's everything we know so far about the VALORANT Snowfall 2.0 bundle's release date and prices.
Snowfall 2.0 bundle: Skins and price
Released in 2021, the original Snowfall bundle featured non-animated skins with a snowy, winter-themed design and plenty of Christmas spirit. Since then, VALORANT has introduced several winter events and other festive content, but the bundle itself has never received an update.
According to recent leaks, that is about to change, as the Snowfall bundle is set to return with a fresh collection of skins!
The Snowfall 2.0 returns with skins for:
- Spectre
- Vandal
- Marshal
- Bandit
- Melee
Each individual weapon skin will cost 1,275 VALORANT Points, while the melee will be priced at 2,500 VP. Players looking to purchase the entire collection can get the complete bundle for 5,100 VP, making it cheaper than buying each cosmetic individually.
When does the Snowfall 2.0 bundle release in VALORANT?
According to posts circulating on Chinese social media, the Snowfall 2.0 bundle is expected to arrive in the VALORANT store on November 12. With the Popmonz collection expected to leave the store in the coming days, the new bundle should arrive shortly after. However, the exact release time may vary depending on your region and time zone.
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