How much have you spent on Valorant? Riot Games is always adding new bundles to the ever-increasing roster or colorful Valorant weapon skins, enticing players into emptying out their wallets with every new Episode and Act that arrives.
It’s pretty tricky to manage your Valorant expenditure, and the unique design of the in-game store in the FPS game doesn’t help with saving either, so it’s worth checking how much you have spent on all those Valorant skins. Not sure how? Here’s what you need to know about how to check how much money you’ve spent on Valorant.
How to check Valorant purchase history
Riot Games kindly keeps track of every cent spent on each Riot Games ID. So, to check how much you’ve spent in Valorant:
- Go to the Valorant support page.
- Log in with the ID connected to your Valorant account.
- Select ‘Purchase History’ out of the four options.
- Press the red ‘Get My Purchase History’ tab.
Voila! You should see all your spending since the creation of your Valorant account.
Valorant purchase history includes all the information you could want to know, including the date, time, and payment method of individual purchases, Valorant points bought, and your overall total.
Valorant store
Valorant’s in-game store can only accommodate four skins at a time, creating a sort of artificial scarcity, persuading players to buy all rare skins whether they want them or not. Now, some Valorant skins cost an arm and a leg, so it’s not always a good idea to spend willy-nilly on items you weren’t planning to buy. But, such is the system.
Some Valorant bundles, such as Spectrum, can even reach as much as 10,700 VP, the equivalent of $112. This is the cost of just one collection, with over 60 altogether. This means some players in the game could have spent more than $4,000 on just buying virtual items.
New weapon skins every act is a luxury few can afford, but Valorant battle passes sell in abundance. The majority of active players spend 1,000 VP every two months, which is $30 per Episode. Generally, players don’t indulge in calculations, but it’s better to monitor your spending than regret it later. So, if you’re jumping on the skin-hoarding bandwagon, it’s worth keeping track of all your total expenditures.
If you’re shocked by your Valorant purchase history and want to dial back your spending, The Valorant Night Market can help stack up your inventory with guns at a cut price. And if you’ve really backed yourself into a corner financially, at least there are a range of free PC games to keep you busy without a cost.