Valorant new game mode Spike Rush & new agent Sabine leaked for the game

Valorant fans can rejoice as the game has finally received a release date from Riot. The game’s beta, which started in April will come to an end on May 28. Players can access the beta by receiving an invite code, which can be obtained by watching the stream of a few specific Valorant streamers.

Players can get key drops if they will watch the stream of some specific streamers for 2 hours or more. However, it is not necessary that you will get a beta key even if you watch the stream. The release of the game on June 2 will also bring a range of new content to the game.

Riot Games have also added a few new servers in order to meet the game’s demands. New servers have been added at the following locations: Dallas, London, Atlanta, Madrid & Warsaw. Well, the addition of these will surely reduce the latency.

The release of the game will see the inclusion of new game modes, agents, and a new map. Well, we have good news for you, as ahead of time, data miners have revealed the upcoming new mode for the game.

One of the most prominent data miner, FloxaY, has leaked a new mode for the game & it will be called Spike Rush. But we should only take this leak with a grain of salt & wait for the official news to arrive from Riot Games.

Earlier, Valorant players observed many agents have voice lines, which refer to a character named Sabine. According to rumors, she has some life-stealing ability & has some characteristics of Vampire. Have a look at the video below from the courtesy of VALORANT Hub, which is shedding some more light on Sabine.

In addition to this, a new map has also been leaked for the game. According to data miner, UlfricTheThird, the new map will be called Ascent, & it will have an Italian theme. Teasers & pre-beta trailers for the game, also features some Venice looking images which solidifies this leak. Well, data miners have gone accurate at many occasions, but we should wait for the official news from Riot before believing this for 100% true.

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