If you’re a new Valorant player, you’ve probably struggled with Riot Games’ complex first-person shooter mechanics.

But that’s about to change for mobile gamers. Leaks suggest that new Valorant mobile features could ease mobile players into the game are in development, providing a smoother learning curve for newcomers.

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These features aim to help mobile gamers quickly adapt to the fast-paced gameplay once the competitive shooter makes its debut on phones.

These features provide mobile gamers new to competitive first-person shooters a way to play like PC players, helping Valorant stay true to its core as a tactical shooter.

New Valorant mobile features including advanced training mode and replay system

Leaked Valorant mobile advanced training mode teaching players how to jump peek
Screenshot by Nigel Zalamea/ONE Esports, Credit: Valorant Mobile Leaks

Leaked test footage for Valorant mobile, shared on September 8, 2024, on X (formerly known as Twitter), revealed an advanced training mode that tells players how to execute a proper jump peek.

Jump peeking is a valuable technique for revealing an enemy’s position by quickly jumping around a corner and back into cover. It draws out the enemy team to fire. It is an advanced maneuver that many beginners might not know, but is critical in high-level play.

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One of the most effective uses of jump peeking is to bait out an enemy using an Operator, alerting the team to a sniper’s presence. It is also useful in post-plant scenarios, where it forces defenders off a spike defuse as the timer counts down.

In the PC version of Valorant, players typically had to learn how to jump-peeking through live matches, as the practice range bots didn’t fire back. However, Valorant mobile could offer the ability to practice this move in the advanced training mode, allowing players to refine the technique before using it in a game.

Screenshot taken from a leakved video showing the Valorant mobile replay feature
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Additionally, the leaked footage on X showed the new replay system, a feature that PC players highly requested. Beyond reviewing previous games to evaluate their gameplay and performance, the replay system would enable players to spot potential cheaters or hackers in their matches.

Riot Games had previously mentioned that a replay feature for Valorant was in development, though no official release date had been provided.

Valorant mobile remains in development, with no confirmed release date.

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