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\[ UI ] Demo/Replay viewer improvements: Added a progress bar for demo/replay downloads Camera controls now use click-and-drag scheme Free and chase camera are usable during a paused demo Fixed some minor issues when seeking to a different position in the demo file \[ MISC ] Round backup files now require the game server startup flag "-allow_round_backup_files" Updated AUG reload animations for standing and crouch reloads to better match new reload duration Allowed radio commands now have an explicit list Added toolsskybox_occluder tool material for CS2 Workshop Tools Stability improvements for Vulkan renderer View the full article

League Classic’s nostalgia trip is winding down. Riot Games has confirmed that its current run will end after Season 3 of 2026, in January 2027, with the developer hoping to bring it back as an event mode later. In brief: League Classic’s current run ends in January 2027. Riot hopes to bring it back with changes and additions. Some regions face reduced queue availability. More champions and a free Act II pass are coming before the run ends. Why Is League Classic Ending? Riot says most players have returned to other League modes. In some regions, that shift has caused lengthy queues and wider matchmaking skill gaps. Classic was built around revisiting League’s early years, featuring the original Summoner’s Rift, old items, runes, masteries, and a starting roster of 60 champions. It also retained modern conveniences such as updated pings and spell buffering, giving returning players a mix of familiar mechanics and newer improvements. Will League Classic Return as a Rotating Game Mode? Riot’s goal is a future event-mode return with adjustments and additions. However, it hasn’t announced a return date or confirmed a recurring rotation schedule. League Classic Updates Before January 2027 Champion additions will continue through Patch 26.23, including Council poll favorites Volibear, Urgot, and Udyr. Patch 26.21 also brings a free-only Act II Classic Battle Pass. Japan and MENA will move to custom matches only, while selected other regions receive scheduled queue windows. Riot is also issuing refunds for Classic-specific content that will become unusable. The post League Classic Is Ending After Season 3 as Players Move On appeared first on GameRiv. View the full article

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Today, we're excited to share the first gameplay video from the upcoming Iceland DLC for Euro Truck Simulator 2! Join us as we explore some of the incredible landscapes that await you on the road. Take a seat and join us for a drive through Iceland's beautiful scenery. Starting in the small settlement of Seyðisfjörður, we'll travel through the countryside and charming towns before reaching the breathtaking Goðafoss, also known as the Waterfall of the Gods, one of Iceland's most iconic natural wonders. Watch the video below and see the journey for yourself! We hope you enjoyed this first gameplay look at Iceland in Euro Truck Simulator 2! Don't forget that this is just a small glimpse of the area that you will be able to explore in the Land of Fire and Ice. If you're looking forward to exploring this unique island behind the wheel, don’t forget to add the Iceland DLC to your Steam wishlist! Also, remember to follow us on X/Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Bluesky, and TikTok to receive updates not only about Iceland, but also other news from our games straight to your feed. Or subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed. Until next time, keep on truckin'! https://store.steampowered.com/app/3796990/Euro_Truck_Simulator_2__Iceland/ View the full article

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Am publicat pe Steam Workshop un nou wallpaper creat pentru pasionații de gaming și de designul futurist! 🔥 ✨ GAMELIFE – Futuristic Golden Apex aduce un univers sci-fi întunecat, arhitectură futuristă, lumini aurii și reflexii spectaculoase, toate integrate într-un design premium, dedicat identității GAMELIFE. 🚀 Caracteristici🟠 Design futurist cu efecte aurii. 🌌 Atmosferă sci-fi și elemente cosmice. ⚡ Arhitectură metalică și iluminare cinematică. 🎮 Branding GAMELIFE Romania. 🖥️ Ideal pentru desktopul oricărui gamer. 🔗 Descarcă de pe Steam Workshop👉 Link direct: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3819594791 Dacă vă place creația, nu uitați să îi dați un Like 👍, Favorite ⭐ și un rating pe Steam Workshop! Orice apreciere ajută comunitatea GameLife Romania să crească și să ajungă la mai mulți gameri. ❤️ GAMELIFE ROMANIA — LIVE THE GAME WITH US! 🎮

Need For Speed: Most Wanted

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Hello, PUBG Esports fans! The final stretch of the 2026 PUBG Global Series is approaching: PGS Circuit 4. With PGS 10, PGS 11, and the Circuit Final, PGS 12, the three remaining tournaments will bring this year’s 12-event PUBG Global Series to a close. Circuit 4 is more than just the final circuit of the season. With the conclusion of PGS 12, the final PGS Points standings for the 2026 season will be determined, deciding the eight teams that will advance to PUBG Global Championship 2026. After three circuits of competition, the race for PGC is beginning to take shape—but nothing has been decided yet. With PGS 10, PGS 11, and double points on the line at PGS 12, there are still 240 PGS Points up for grabs. Which teams will earn their way to PGC 2026 through PGS Points? Let’s take a closer look at Circuit 4, the final competition of the 2026 PGS season. PGS Circuit 4 SchedulePGS Circuit 4 will take place from October 14 to November 1. PGS 10 Group Stage: October 14 Winners Stage: October 15 Survival Stage: October 16 Final Stage: October 17–18 PGS 11 Winners Stage: October 22 Survival Stage: October 23 Final Stage: October 24–25 PGS 12 Survival Stage: October 29 Grand Finals: October 30–November 1 As the Circuit Final, PGS 12 will see the top eight teams in the Circuit 4 PGS Points standings advance directly to the Grand Finals based on the points accumulated through PGS 10 and PGS 11. The remaining 16 teams will compete in the Survival Stage for the remaining spots in the Grand Finals. When PGS 12 comes to an end, it will mark not only the conclusion of Circuit 4, but also the end of the 2026 season-long PGS Points race spanning PGS 1 through PGS 12. PGS Points StandingsWith three circuits and nine PGS events now complete, the battle for PGS Points is more intense than ever. At the conclusion of Circuit 3, Virtus.pro leads the standings with 261 points, followed by Made in Thailand with 224 points, 17Gaming with 223 points, and T1 with 208 points. Currently occupying the final PGC qualification spot is Petrichor Road in eighth place with 152 points. But the gaps around the cutoff remain narrow. Seventh-place Falcons sit just two points ahead at 154, while ninth-place Gen.G Esports trail the current PGC qualification line by only seven points with 145. Most importantly, Circuit 4 is still to come. The current standings are far from the final picture of who will advance to PGC. PGC 2026 Qualification & PGS PointsThe top eight teams in the final PGS Points standings, accumulated across PGS 1 through PGS 12 during the 2026 season, will qualify for PGC 2026. And the final standings determine more than just qualification. The higher a team finishes in the PGS Points standings, the later the stage from which they will begin their PGC 2026 journey. The team finishing 1st in PGS Points will advance directly to the PGC 2026 Grand Finals. The 2nd-place team will enter at Survival Stage Day 1, while the teams finishing 3rd through 8th will begin their journey in the Qualifying Stage. This means Circuit 4 is about more than simply breaking into the Top 8. For teams already inside the qualification zone, the battle will continue until the very end as they fight for a higher PGS Points ranking and a more advantageous PGC seed. 240 PGS Points Are Still Up for Grabs In both PGS 10 and PGS 11, the winner will earn 60 PGS Points, with points awarded down through 16th place. At the Circuit Final, PGS 12, the points will be doubled. The winner will earn 120 points, with 96 points going to second place, and double the PGS 10 and PGS 11 point values applied throughout the standings. That means the maximum number of points a single team can earn in Circuit 4 is: 60 points (PGS 10 1st) + 60 points (PGS 11 1st) + 120 points (PGS 12 1st) = 240 points. Considering the current gaps both inside and outside the PGC qualification zone, the three remaining tournaments leave plenty of room for the final standings to change. For teams outside the Top 8, Circuit 4 represents one final opportunity to make their move. For those already inside, it will be the final test to defend their position and secure a higher PGC seed. PGS 10 GroupsAnd it all begins with PGS 10. The Group Stage groups have been confirmed for the 24 teams competing in PGS 10. The teams have been divided into Groups A, B, and C through a snake seeding format based on the final results of PGS 9. PGS 9 winner Gen.G Esports has been placed in Group A, second-place T1 in Group B, and third-place Falcons in Group C. From there, the direction of placement alternates according to the PGS 9 standings, distributing all 24 teams across the three groups. Group A: Gen.G Esports, Made in Thailand, Virtus.pro, TEAM LIQUID, DN SOOPers, Sharper Esports, Team Vitality, Natus Vincere Group B: T1, Alpha Gaming, Team Flash, eArena, Petrichor Road, FULL SENSE, TYLOO, JD Gaming Group C: Falcons, Geekay Esports, Anyone’s Legend, 17Gaming, FOUR ANGRY MEN, Twisted Minds, 09(Team Nemesis at PGS 9), Godlike \[Updated: October 12] Following GAM The Expendables’ withdrawal from PGS Circuit 4, Team Flash has been selected as the replacement team based on its placement in PVS Phase 1, in accordance with the existing team qualification criteria. ※ Further updates will be provided if there are any changes to the tournament. The Final Step to PGCThe 2026 PUBG Global Series journey that began with PGS 1 now has just three tournaments remaining. There is still everything to play for after Circuit 3. With 60 points available at each of PGS 10 and PGS 11, followed by 120 points at PGS 12, a total of 240 points remain on the table—and a single strong finish could reshape the race to PGC. Which teams will finish inside the final Top 8 and earn their place at PGC 2026? And which team will rise to the very top of the standings to secure a direct seed to the PGC Grand Finals? The final competition of the 2026 PUBG Global Series is about to begin. Tune in and cheer on your favorite teams as they make their final push toward PGC 2026! View the full article

VALORANT Patch 13.08 kicks off Act 6 with Map Rating, Corrode changes, a fresh map rotation, and several fixes. Riot also shared a major enforcement update, revealing 171,000+ cheating bans during Act 5’s detection period. In brief: Riot detailed bans for cheating, botting, rank manipulation, toxicity, and gameplay abuse. Map Rating gives players a score and grade for their performance on individual maps. Corrode gets layout changes, while Bind and Corrode replace Ascent and Split in the rotation. Fixes address gameplay audio, the Masterful accolade, and Warden’s scope reticle. Cheat Detection and Reporting: Riot Reveals Act 5 Ban Numbers The enforcement report is a standout part of Patch 13.08. Riot’s figures cover August 18 to October 1, 2026, and count accounts banned from playing VALORANT for three days or longer. These are enforcement results from that period, rather than a single ban wave arriving with this patch. ViolationReported bansCheating171,000+Botting54,000+Rank manipulation, including boosters, boostees, hitchhikers, and wintraders76,000+Toxicity or communication abuse74,000+Repeated AFK or gameplay abuse288,000+Using streamsniping and/or instalocking tools14,000+ Repeated AFK and gameplay abuse accounted for the largest category. The figures also show enforcement reaching players who manipulate ranked matches or use external tools to gain an advantage. Riot says player reports help improve its detection tools and methods, and it’s asking players to keep reporting disruptive behavior in-game. The developer also plans to share penalty figures more regularly, while acknowledging that more work remains. And for players frustrated by suspicious opponents or teammates repeatedly ruining matches, this gives a clearer picture of the action Riot is taking. Continued reporting remains part of that process. Agent Buffs and Nerfs in Patch 13.08 Riot lists no direct agent or weapon balance buffs or nerfs in this patch. Killjoy receives a feedback improvement as moving doorways destroying her Alarmbot projectile will now trigger the appropriate destruction visuals and audio. Map Rating Explained Map Rating scores your proficiency on each map from 0 to 500, alongside a C to S grade. It considers overall, attacking, and defending win rates, plus Performance Score. Recent matches carry more weight. Ratings are private, support Competitive and Premier, and start fresh without historical match data. You can check your rating, stats, and top agents through Agent Select, the end-of-game screen, and Career. Performance Score Changes Riot also explains adjustments that already went live during Patch 13.06: Damage, adjusted kills, and adjusted deaths have greater scoring impact. Those adjusted metrics account for first bloods and first deaths. Chamber’s scoring better reflects his utility use. These changes address cases where contributions beyond fragging received too much weight. All Corrode Map Changes Corrode’s adjustments target rotations, Mid fights, and post-plant positioning: Defender routes: Shorter paths into the backs of A and B sites help rotations and retakes. Mid half wall: Now metal and shifted one meter, reducing wall spam and allowing movement toward A Link unseen from Top Mid. Lower Mid boxes: Moved toward B, with a jump-up added. Lower Mid wall: Raised to prevent peeking over it from the relocated boxes. A plant zone: Adjusted to weaken post-plant play from A Link. Competitive and Deathmatch Map Rotation Both queues receive the following rotation: Entering: Bind and Corrode. Leaving: Ascent and Split. Client Interface Updates Queue and Mode Select have a redesigned interface for matchmaking and custom games. Career also gains a navigation bar for easier access to Rank Legacy, Accolades, and Map Rating. Patch 13.08 Bug Fixes Corrected the displayed requirement for the Masterful accolade. Fixed alternate footsteps sometimes failing to play for characters in Fog of War. Corrected the location of body-fall audio when agents died in Fog of War. Fixed weapon-bounce sounds sometimes failing to trigger. Corrected Warden scope-reticle alignment during full-auto firing. Known Issues Team MVP can still display incorrectly in Match History. Riot is working on a fix. Range in Queue also remains disabled after it caused some players to enter a broken queue state while using the Practice Range. A fix is being tested. The post VALORANT Patch 13.08: Riot Reveals 171,000+ Cheating Bans, Corrode Map Changes, & More appeared first on GameRiv. View the full article

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League of Legends Patch 26.21 is putting Ranked balance back in focus, with buffs for several champions held back by pro play and nerfs to some of the strongest jungle picks. Azir, Orianna, and Ryze are getting help, while Lee Sin, Qiyana, Yasuo, and Yone are among the champions facing cuts. In Phroxzon’s Patch 26.21 preview, Riot outlines plans to stabilize the end-of-season climb. Item changes are also coming, including a Dawncore buff and nerfs to Gluttonous Greaves, Bastion Breaker, and ranged Hubris users. In brief: Patch 26.21 lists 11 champion buffs, 11 champion nerfs, and six champion adjustments. Azir, Orianna, and Ryze are receiving buffs as Riot eases restrictions tied to pro play. Lee Sin and Qiyana face jungle nerfs, while Yasuo and Yone are being tuned around their strong Shieldbow builds. Dawncore is getting buffed, and Taric and Twisted Fate are receiving changes involving untargetable champions. LoL Patch 26.21 Preview The table below covers every change listed in the preview image. Exact numerical changes are not included in this preview, and the planned adjustments may change before release. CategoryChampions or itemsChampion buffsAzir, Darius, Miss Fortune, Nunu, Orianna, Ryze, Sion, Taliyah, Vel’Koz, Xin Zhao, ZyraChampion nerfsCaitlyn, Jinx, Lee Sin, Nidalee, Qiyana, Rammus, Tristana, Viktor, Wukong, Yasuo, YoneChampion adjustmentsLocke, Renekton, Taric (QoL), Twisted Fate (QoL), Varus, ZaahenSystem buffsDawncoreSystem nerfsBastion Breaker, Gluttonous Greaves, Hubris (ranged users) Phroxzon’s accompanying explanation also mentions a Hubris buff for melee users, although the image only lists its ranged nerf. Champion Buffs: Azir, Orianna, and Ryze Get Some Breathing Room Riot wants to give champions whose win rates have been suppressed by pro-play balancing more room to perform in Ranked. Azir, Orianna, and Ryze are specifically mentioned as part of that approach. They join a broader buff list that includes Darius, Miss Fortune, Sion, and Zyra. The preview identifies the targets, but it does not specify which abilities or stats will change. Miss Fortune is worth watching because she is receiving a direct buff alongside a nerf to ranged Hubris users. Her overall strength after the patch will depend on both changes. Champion Nerfs: Lee Sin and Qiyana Lead the Jungle Changes According to Phroxzon, Lee Sin and Qiyana have been two of the strongest junglers, particularly at higher levels of play and in certain regions. Both are getting nerfed, but Riot is taking the accompanying Bastion Breaker changes into account. Qiyana could be hit by both her own adjustments and the item nerf, so the team wants to avoid cutting too much power at once. Nidalee, Rammus, and Wukong also appear on the nerf list, alongside several ranged carries. Yasuo and Yone Nerfs Target Their Current Power Curve Yasuo and Yone have been buying Immortal Shieldbow first more often, and Riot says those builds look strong. The team supports that direction because it lets their passives become relevant early. Phroxzon also argues that early lifesteal, such as a Vampiric Scepter on the way to Blade of the Ruined King, makes their laning less healthy. Riot wants clearer weaknesses before their first completed item while still allowing a strong spike afterward. The intended emphasis is on durability rather than simply increasing their ability to kill opponents. Exact changes remain unspecified in this preview. Item Changes: Dawncore Buffs and Assassin Item Tuning Dawncore is getting help because Riot considers it too weak to fill its intended role as a major late-build purchase for enchanters. Phroxzon says it is mostly purchased when players are already far ahead. The other item changes have different goals: Gluttonous Greaves: Riot is reducing their strength, particularly on marksmen. Hubris: Ranged users are getting nerfed, while melee users are getting buffed. Phroxzon highlights Jhin and Miss Fortune as strong current users. Bastion Breaker: Power is moving out of its stats, especially lethality, and into its anti-structure and objective passive. And for Bastion Breaker, Riot wants the purchase to lean more heavily on helping assassins influence objectives and structures. Its current combination of champion-killing power and wider map impact is considered too strong. Champion Adjustments: Taric and Twisted Fate QoL Changes Taric will regain the ability for his Q and R to apply to untargetable allies. Twisted Fate’s ultimate will reveal untargetable units, with Phroxzon giving Yuumi’s W, Master Yi’s Q, and Hexgate travel as examples. Locke, Renekton, Varus, and Zaahen are also listed for adjustments. Riot’s explanation highlights Locke as an example of making intended costs, such as mana usage, meaningful, but does not provide specific values. Across these changes, Riot wants to preserve champion strengths while making their weaknesses more noticeable. The full numerical breakdown will be needed to judge how far each buff, nerf, and adjustment goes. The post LoL Patch 26.21 Preview: All Champion Buffs, Nerfs, and Item Changes appeared first on GameRiv. View the full article

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VALORANT’s upcoming POPMONZ skin bundle brings tiny creatures, rainbow effects, and a playful capsule-toy look to your loadout. The reported collection includes four gun skins and a melee, with previews showing colorful weapon designs and a creature-themed finisher. If you’re planning to pick it up, here’s what we know about the POPMONZ skins, pricing, tier, and expected store arrival. In brief: POPMONZ reportedly includes skins for the Phantom, Odin, Sheriff, Stinger, and melee. Previews show creatures housed in transparent capsules, rainbow accents, and a special finisher. The reported release dates are October 13, 2026, for NA and APAC, and October 14 for Europe and other regions. The bundle’s exact price and official skin tier remain unconfirmed. VALORANT POPMONZ Bundle Skins and Features According to new reports, the POPMONZ weapon lineup includes: POPMONZ Phantom POPMONZ Odin POPMONZ Sheriff POPMONZ Stinger POPMONZ Melee The little creatures are the main attraction here. The supplied screenshots show them tucked into transparent compartments on the weapons, surrounded by glossy surfaces and bright rainbow details. Different previews also show warm orange finishes and softer pink-and-blue color combinations. New Bundle // #VALORANT pic.twitter.com/0lRTJMUS1l — VALORANT Leaks & News (@VALORANTLeaksEN) October 12, 2026 The finisher takes that theme further. Reporting on the reveal footage describes a large creature capsule appearing after the final kill. Shooting it releases smaller creatures that dance across the ground. A matching capsule-style Flex cosmetic has also appeared in previews, although the complete accessory lineup remains unclear. NEW BUNDLE "POPMONZ" INCLUDES PHANTOM ODIN SHERRIF STINGER MELEE WILL BE IN STORE ON TOMORROW FOR NA AND APAC WEDNESDAY FOR EU AND OTHERS FOR PURHCASE VP CHEAP AND INSTANThttps://t.co/GW9n36OS2F pic.twitter.com/i6aw97fi1B — valohabercisi (@valohabercisi) October 12, 2026 VALORANT POPMONZ Bundle Price The POPMONZ bundle’s official price has not been confirmed in the available information. Individual gun, melee, and Flex prices are also still unknown. One early report estimates a total of 7,100 to 8,700 VP, based on previous collections. However, that range is speculation, rather than a confirmed price or a reported pricing leak. Treat it as a rough estimate until the actual store listing appears. VALORANT POPMONZ Bundle Release Date The reported regional release schedule is: RegionExpected release dateNorth America and APACTuesday, October 13, 2026Europe and other regionsWednesday, October 14, 2026 These dates match reporting on the bundle’s expected rollout, but they should still be treated as provisional until Riot confirms the schedule or POPMONZ appears in the store. Exact regional launch times have not been verified. The post VALORANT POPMONZ Skin Bundle: Price, Tiers, and Release Date appeared first on GameRiv. View the full article

VALORANT’s Season 2026 Act 6 Battle Pass previews show three new skin collections called Solarium, Datalink, and Keepsake. There’s a chunky hammer melee, a selection of clean weapon designs, and plenty of playful accessories to work toward during your next ranked grind. The preview images also highlight the free rewards, including a Keepsake Shorty and 60 Radianite Points. Here’s a breakdown of the skins and cosmetics shown so far, alongside the expected price and release window. In brief: Solarium, Datalink, and Keepsake are the three featured skin collections. Solarium includes a hammer-style melee with a silver-and-green design. The free reward preview includes a Keepsake Shorty, 60 Radianite Points, two titles, and other cosmetics. The premium pass is expected to cost 1,000 VP, following VALORANT’s usual pricing. All VALORANT Season 2026 Act 6 Battle Pass Skins The previews show three collections with noticeably different styles. Here’s every weapon skin visible in those images. Exact tier placements and the complete variant options aren’t included in the previews. Solarium Collection Solarium goes for a futuristic look with silver panels, bright green grips, and battery-like sections built into the weapons. Its hammer melee is the standout, with a large mechanical head that fits the collection’s industrial design. The skins shown are: Solarium Frenzy Solarium Phantom Solarium Spectre Solarium melee, featuring a hammer design There’s also a matching robot gun buddy with a smiling face and a green propeller. Datalink Collection Datalink keeps things fairly understated with black-and-silver finishes, small geometric markings, and subtle colored accents. If you prefer a cleaner weapon design, this collection will probably catch your eye first. The skins shown are: Datalink Ghost Datalink Judge Datalink Guardian Datalink Bulldog Keepsake Collection Keepsake features decorative bands wrapped around the weapons, with small patterns across their surfaces. The preview mixes pink-and-silver, blue-and-gold, and muted neutral color schemes. The skins shown are: Keepsake Shorty Keepsake Operator Keepsake Vandal Keepsake Odin The Shorty appears in a different color scheme on the free reward graphic, although the previews don’t provide a full breakdown of unlockable variants. VALORANT Season 2026 Act 6 Free Rewards The “Free” rewards: Reward typeFeatured rewardWeapon skinKeepsake ShortyCurrency60 Radianite PointsPlayer titlesClimbing and PeakPlayer cardsTactisquirrel-themed artwork and a man reading in a librarySprayA shrimp wearing a top hat, posed with a hookGun buddyA vampire-themed animal buddy The Keepsake Shorty gives players a weapon cosmetic to chase without buying the premium pass. The 60 Radianite Points are another useful inclusion if you have upgradeable skins waiting in your collection. The preview doesn’t list the required tiers or official names for every accessory, so the descriptions above refer to their visible artwork. Player Cards, Sprays, and Gun Buddies The other reward previews lean heavily into cute character art and everyday scenes. Featured sprays include chibi versions of Sage, Yoru, Omen, Cypher, and Raze, alongside a confused cat, a bear wearing sunglasses, and a crossed-out Operator graphic. The accessory preview also shows the Solarium robot buddy and two drink-cup buddies in different colors. Player card artwork includes a wind farm scene, small characters stargazing, and a close-up of a cheesy pizza. VALORANT Season 2026 Act 6 Battle Pass Price The premium Battle Pass is expected to cost 1,000 VALORANT Points, matching the established price used for recent passes. The amount you pay in real money will depend on your region and the VP package you purchase. VALORANT Season 2026 Act 6 Battle Pass Release Date The next Battle Pass is expected around October 14, 2026, when the current Act 5 pass is scheduled to end. Check the countdown in your client for your region’s remaining time. The post VALORANT Season 2026 Act 6 Battle Pass: All Skins, Free Rewards, Price, and More appeared first on GameRiv. View the full article