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When is VALORANT’s Replay System coming?

Run it back.

After years of anticipation, VALORANT is finally getting the long-awaited Replay System—a feature the community has been demanding since the game’s launch.

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While it allows players to analyze their mistakes and improve gameplay, the Replay System is also a game-changer for content creators. It offers an in-game camera engine for crafting cinematic content featuring their beloved agents.

VALORANT Replay System release date

Picture showing Cypher walking in VALORANT with a gun.
Just like Cypher, you can also have your eyes everywhere. Image via Riot Games

According to Anna “SuperCakes” DonlonVALORANT studio head, on X (formerly Twitter), VALORANT’s Replay System is scheduled to release in September this year.

While an official date isn’t revealed yet, fans might get an exclusive look at the game’s Replay System during the VALORANT Champions 2025, which starts on Sept. 12. The yearly ritual of having an early look at the game’s upcoming agent may also take place in the biggest event of the year.

Gamers did have multiple ways to capture their gameplay through third-party software or just screen recording, but with the Replay System, they should have a native solution for all their replay needs. In the past, Riot has shared updates on the anticipated feature, and they’ve been hard at work to solve the small visual errors which could ruin the replay experience. 

On top of that, the developer is also working to fix “Ability Overload,” which has also been a hot topic in the community. While many players argue that the game’s emphasis has been shifting from a tactical shooter to a point where abilities dictate the pace of the matches, the developer has finally taken note of the situation and is working to make things better for the players. It should also help bring more visual clarity to the game’s upcoming Replay system.

Multiple existing live-service games, like League of Legends and Fortnite, already have a replay system that helps players understand their mistakes after their matches. This will help many VALORANT players get better at the game while creating better montages of their plays.

Next up, you can read our guides to learn about gifting skins to friends and the VCT Pacific stage one 2025 in VALORANT.


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