Nonetheless, fans waiting for a console version of Valorant should rest easy that it will happen sometime in the future, but it will take a backseat to mobile, which is Riot Games' priority for now. The executive producer remarked that while consoles are an obvious choice for FPS games such as Valorant, the studio thought that transitioning the game to mobile is slightly easier. Still, a console version of Valorant is something Riot plans to do in the future. Lastly, Donlon addressed questions regarding a console version of Valorant, saying that it is still exploring that option. We're absolutely just as committed to keeping the PC experience at the quality level it is or higher, and we're not going to compromise it to address the mobile market." "We're not trying to convert Valorant PC players into Valorant Mobile players or vice versa. Made to support League of Legends, VALORANT, Wild Rift, Teamfight Tactics and Legends of Runeterra, the companion app is your one-stop-shop to discover new experiences, learn about major updates. During the announcement, Donlon clarified that the mobile version of Valorant wouldn't affect the PC version. Riot Mobile is the official companion app for Riot Games, personalized to keep you connected to the players, content and events you care about most. Unfortunately, it appears that Valorant Mobile won't be supporting crossplay between PC and Mobile.
However, if Riot Games is truly bringing the same quality as the PC version of Valorant, players should expect that older devices may not support the upcoming mobile title. At the moment, given that Valorant Mobile is still a couple of years away from release, the exact devices that the game will support remains unknown.
The upcoming mobile version of Valorant will be available to both iOS and Android devices, so players on both systems with compatible devices should be able to run the game.
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