If you are looking to purchase items in the Valorant store, you can do so by buying in-game currency called Valorant Points or VP. Players can purchase cosmetics such as weapons and melee skins, and the battle pass.
In-game currencies can be a bit confusing to equate to their real-life price points. Here's a breakdown of the costs for each VP package:
Valorant just released the Reaver 2.0 Bundle that cost 7,100 VP for four gun skins, one melee, a spray, gun buddy, and a player card. If you're looking to buy it outright, here's an idea of how much money you'll need to drop for 7,100 Valorant Points.
The cheapest way to get enough VP is to buy a combination of packages. Going off of our guide above, buying the 4,750, 1,900, and 475 VP packages comes to a total of $74.97 and offers 7,125 VP in total.
If you do not want to drop almost $100 USD on the entire bundle, you can also purchase the skins separately for their own individual prices.
Make way for something wicked. Reaver's back with a sinister new bundle-Phantom, Spectre, Odin, Ghost, and a Reaver Karambit Melee. pic.twitter.com/F8k54iZhh7
The Reaver 2.0 bundle was released on Aug.10, 2022, a day after the Valorant 5.03 patch was released.