Riot has made it very clear that they have zero tolerance when it comes to cheating, and they will not be unbanning any accounts.

The days of sitting with Twitch muted in a different window, hoping for a lucky beta key drop, will finally come to an end soon.

This (American) Summer, the video game community comes together for a season of breaking news, announcements and in-game events.

Riot really doesn’t want any cheaters in its shooter so if you want to turn it off you’ll have to jump through some hoops to get it done.

Ever since Valorant first launched, the Agent has earned herself a reputation for being more than a little bit stronger than the rest of the game’s characters.

Clearly needing to do something with its cave of money, Riot looks to be expanding further into games development by acquiring new studios.

The imagery of shooting someone in the face with an assault rifle is totally okay as long as there’s no blood, right?

Valorant’s current closed beta audience is not happy with what they call a heavy-handed approach to keeping cheaters off of the game servers, especially with the software having administrator-level access on any machine it's installed on.