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Valorant Officially Partners Up With Fan-Made Wiki, Moves It to a New Site

The popular fan-made Valorant Wiki database is officially dropping Fandom. Backed by Riot Games and hosted by Weird Gloop, the community-run platform is migrating to a brand-new, completely ad-free website featuring a fresh design and overhauled mobile functionality.

Riot Games has officially partnered up with the fan-made Valorant wiki, moving it to a new website with a new design, better mobile functionality, and making it free from ads.

Prior to this, the fan-made Valorant Wiki database was hosted on Fandom. While it was a great resource for Valorant fans to check up on their favorite Agents, maps, patches, lore, and more, it was also notorious for having a bad interface, an overwhelming number of ads, and various other problems.

As a result, the devs behind the Valorant Wiki reached out to Riot Games, ultimately receiving official support from the company.

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“We’ve gone official! We’ve partnered with Valorant to move off of Fandom to a new site hosted by Weird Gloop and supported by Riot,” the Valorant Wiki X handle posted. “No more ads, better mobile functionality, and a fresh design”

Following this partnership, the Valorant Wiki has moved to a new page. This move also sees the website receiving a much more intuitive UI, better navigability, and more quality of life improvements.

Screengrab via VALORANT Wiki

Note that Riot Games’ involvement with the Valorant wiki will be limited to covering operational costs, including server hosting and similar expenses, while staying out of decisions related to the platform’s content. Responsibility for running the site, from moderation and content updates to overall management, will remain entirely with the fan community, giving them complete creative freedom.

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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.

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