The mobile FPS community has recently received some new information on Valorant Mobile. One of the few AAA games coming to mobile is Valorant. The game now has a Google Play Store page, which suggests that Riot Games may be working on making it accessible to some gamers. It is presumable that Valorant Mobile's private beta is now active. Despite the fact that it appears to be closed off at the moment and that we haven't yet heard any official notification, Valorant Mobile's present situation is being kept secret by Riot Games. 

Now, the page isn't accessible worldwide. Instead, for some strange reason, PEGI 7 requires the activation of parental controls. Players can then reach the game page by clicking this link. The build is a prototype that is still under development, according to Leakers on Duty. Those who are invited to play are restricted from sharing any knowledge under an NDA. 

The last time this game was seen, was after it was revealed during the Chinese Beta Test when we had a glimpse of some impressive-looking in-game footage. The game then appeared to promise a console-like experience when full mobile gameplay was also revealed. It's probable that Riot is now testing the game internationally. However, nothing can be guaranteed because there hasn't been a formal statement. 

Having said that, Riot officially unveiled Valorant Mobile last year, in case you haven't already heard. It has been quite calm since the announcement. This is all the information we currently have on the private beta unless Riot Games releases any additional information or gamers provide other details. The release of Warzone Mobile and the beta testing of Rainbow Six Mobile coincide with this and other significant FPS-related news.