Update: Its closed beta may be over, but that also means Valorant's official launch is on the way. If you weren't able to get into the beta during its pre-release stage, don't worry--Valorant's release date is right around the corner and, as it was during its early access period, Valorant will remain free to play. Find out if your PC can run Valorant in our minimum/recommended specs guide.
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The Valorant closed beta has been active for a while now, but there are still plenty of people who haven't gotten their beta key yet. Now with the Valorant beta ending soon and an official release date announced, you might not be in as much of a rush to get in--it will be free to play for everyone at launch. Of course, Valorant is still among the top-streamed games on Twitch and reached record-breaking viewership numbers post-launch as players scrambled to get into the exclusive testing period. Its ranked competitive mode finally went live in a recent patch too--with ranks resetting after the closed beta period ends, now is still a good time to get in early and test things out before launch. You can learn more about how Valorant's ranked system works in our guide or read the patch notes for one of Valorant's biggest updates to see what else is new before the game launches. Otherwise, keep reading for some tips on how to get your Valorant beta key before the game launches in a few weeks.
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