Valorant players have been requesting a Replay System for ages, one that would allow users to review their previous matches for fun or for training purposes. Riot listened to the community and has been working on this feature for a long time.
After promising it and talking about its development for months, and even years, we finally have a tentative release date for this system.
When does the Valorant Replay System come out?
The Valorant Replay System is scheduled to come out in September with patch 11.06. Provided there's no delays or changes, we expect this update to release on Tuesday, September 16th, or Wednesday, September 17th, depending on the region you play.
The patch rollout should begin at 6:00 AM PT for North America, LATAM, and Brazil servers. On the other hand, the rollout for the European servers usually begins the next day, on Wednesday at 4:00 AM CEST.
This release window was revealed in May with a developer video for the game's fifth anniversary celebration, where they also gave us a quick look at the UI and some of the things players will be able to do while watching their replays.
Which platforms and modes are getting the Replay System?
The Replay System will first be added to the Ranked Competitive mode, and then it will arrive in other modes with future updates. The feature will only be added to the game's PC version, and other platforms will follow at a later date.
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