Valorant "Grave Matters" Capsule revealed: contents, price, release date, and more. 28 Oct 2026, 11:50 PM IST 2 min. read Halloween is almost here, and Riot Games is marking the occasion with Valorant's brand-new "Grave Matters" capsule. The Grave Matters capsule is the latest collection of cosmetics that's being added to the Valorant store. While it doesn't include any weapon skins, there are a number of attractive cosmetics in the capsule that players can use to give their loadouts a spooky but cute makeover. Here's everything you need to know about the Grave Matters capsule in Valorant, including a full list of its contents, its price, release date, and more details. - Advertisement - Valorant Grave Matters capsule contents. As already confirmed by Riot Games, the Grave Matters capsule in Valorant includes the following cosmetics: * Shriek Buddy * Shriek Card * Shriek Spray As with most premium capsules, the Shriek Player Card and Spray are both animated, with the latter also having sound effects. The Shriek Gun Buddy has three different forms it can switch between, and it changes form when the player is walking or upon securing a kill. There's also an Easter egg where the buddy changes colors when equipped by the new Agent, Hush. Valorant Grave Matters capsule release date. If you're looking to add a spooky flair to your loadout, you won't have to wait long as the Valorant Grave Matters capsule is already available for purchase in the in-game store, just in time for the Halloween festivities. To grab the bundle, all you need to do is launch your Valorant client, click on the store, and go to the "Grave Matters" tab. You can also find the capsule in the Featured section. Note that the items in the capsule can't be purchased individually, so players who want any of them will need to buy the full bundle. Valorant Grave Matters capsule price. The Grave Matters capsule in Valorant has been priced at 1350 VP. As the items can't be purchased individually, players will need to pay the full amount to unlock the complete collection, which includes the animated Shriek Player Card, Spray, and the shape-shifting Gun Buddy. Given that the capsule doesn't include any weapon skins, the price may feel somewhat steep for some, but players looking to show off their Halloween spirit may find the animated extras worth it. The Valorant Grave Matters bundle is only available for a limited time in the in-game store, so if you're planning to get it, you might want to pick it up before it's gone for good. More on Valorant. - Advertisement - Fervent gamer who's either attempting (and failing) to master competitive shooters, or savoring co-op RPGs with friends. When flying solo, Sonu can be found replaying Halo for the 'I've lost track'th time or grinding the newest roguelike title on Steam. Beyond the gaming realm, he enjoys binging on sitcoms, watching offbeat movies, and reading.

VALORANT releases 30th Agent 'Hush', a telekinesis user. Oct 27, 2026 Riot Games announced on October 28 that it has officially released its 30th agent, 'Hush,' alongside VALORANT Patch 13.09. Play rewards for the new agent will also be added to the ongoing 'ACT 6 VAL Fragment Event.' The added 'New Agent Hush Play Reward' grants 200 'VAL Fragments' for playing Hush. It can be claimed up to once during the event period. The 'ACT 6 VAL Fragment Event' began on October 14 and will run through January 5, 2027. VALORANT is a 5v5 character-based tactical shooter developed and published by Riot Games. Hailing from Guangdong, Hush is VALORANT's first agent featuring a telekinesis-based kit, battling by displacing her own or her opponents' positioning and disrupting the enemy team. The throwable skills, E ability 'Displacement' and Q ability 'Flashbulb,' can be thrown immediately with a left-click or prepared with a right-click. After left-clicking, pressing the ability button again redirects their path toward the crosshair. All players caught in Displacement's explosion are pulled toward the center of the area and suffer a concussion if they collide with a surface or another player. Flashbulb blinds any player looking at the projectile. Her passive effect, 'Telekinesis,' allows her to pick up weapons or interact with map switches from a distance. On the attacking side, she can also retrieve the Spike from afar. Her ultimate, the X ability 'Suspension,' moves in the direction of the crosshair after launch. Reactivating or firing it detonates the ability, levitating all players caught in the explosion into the air. Originally written in Korean, this article was translated with AI assistance and edited by a native English-speaking editor. Every translation is reviewed by its editorial team before publication. [Read Original]

Valorant Patch 13.09: all Agent, Competitive, and weapon updates explained. Gaming Writer Published Oct 27, 2026, 12:16 PM NY Time Riot Games is releasing Valorant Patch 13.09 on October 27, 2026, and it's a big one! The new update brings Hush, a new Duelist who uses telekinetic abilities to disrupt opponents. FandomWire, LLC. is also getting new balance changes for Clove, buffs to the Warden rifle, and several Competitive adjustments. Shhhhhh Hush is here, here's everything you need to know coming with Patch 13.09 https://t.co/onK4V84arS - VALORANT (@VALORANT) October 27, 2026 Alongside these gameplay changes, the devs are updating several ability descriptions, introducing standardized status effect terminology, and addressing numerous bugs across PC and console. Here is everything you need to know about the latest Valorant update. All Agent and weapon updates in Valorant Patch 13.09. The main headline of today's update is Hush, a new Duelist from Guangdong, China, who uses telekinesis to disrupt opponents and create opportunities for dashing plays. FandomWire may earn an affiliate commission from links on this page. As an Amazon Associate, FandomWire earns from qualifying purchases. Her passive, Telekinesis, lets her pick up weapons and the Spike from a distance and also lets her interact with switches from a distance. Her Displacement ability pulls nearby players toward the center and concusses them if they collide with a surface or another player. It refreshes after every two kills. Her Flashbulb blinds opponents looking at its detonation, and her Flow creates an anchor that allows Hush to briefly levitate before propelling herself toward it. Her ultimate, Suspension, lets her launch a controllable projectile that can levitate players caught in its effect. Clove also receives two adjustments intended to bring their abilities in line with similar effects across the roster. * Pick-me-up: The bonus movement speed has been reduced from 15% to 10%. * Not Dead Yet: Killing Clove after they activate this ultimate now grants the opponent an ultimate point and a signature ability refresh point. Riot has also added two official status-effect terms. Haste describes movement speed increases, different from Combat Stim effects that improve fire rate, equip speed, reload speed, and recovery speed. Snapshot is for the still-image silhouette reveal from abilities such as Cypher's Neural Theft and Spycam. The Haste status has been added to relevant abilities from Brimstone, Clove, Miks, Neon, and Waylay. Additionally, ability descriptions and tooltips have been changed for better readability, with clearer information about Agents, roles, and keybinds. Jett's passive has also been removed from the Buy Menu for consistency. On the weapon front, the Warden has been buffed to make the rifle more comfortable to use at its 2,900-credit price. * Initial pitch recoil has been smoothed out. * Follow-up bullet spread has been reduced. * Second-bullet error has decreased from 0.25 to 0.2. * Third-bullet error has decreased from 0.6 to 0.5. These changes should make the Warden more controllable and consistent. Competitive changes and bug fixes in Patch 13.09. The update also includes several quality-of-life changes to Competitive mode. Since Hush is the first new Agent added after the introduction of Performance Score, Riot expects her scores to fluctuate during the initial days as it evaluates appropriate utility usage. The end-of-game screens have received additional information, and PC players can access a new informational screen explaining Performance Score. Your best match of each Act will also have a greater influence on your Map Rating, placing more emphasis on peak performance. The update also includes an extensive list of bug fixes across multiple Agents and gameplay. These include abilities like Clove's Ruse and Pick-me-up, Cypher's Cyber Cage, Gekko's Mosh Pit, Omen's Shrouded Step, Raze's Boom Bot, Sova's Hunter's Fury, and Tejo's abilities. There are additional changes you can find in the official post. PC players receive an additional fix for disappearing mouse cursors when navigating certain ability maps. On consoles, Miks' M-Pulse and Bassquake now provide controller vibration feedback when equipped or activated. Finally, players in South Korea can purchase Radianite Points directly in-game. Overall, the update adds a new Agent to the playable roster and improves weapon balance and gameplay clarity. Will you be becoming a Hush main? Let FandomWire, LLC. know in the comments! FandomWire may earn an affiliate commission from links on this page. As an Amazon Associate, FandomWire earns from qualifying purchases. 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