Riot Games has officially unveiled a new skin line coming to Valorant in the near future, and the community is already excited as it stirs memories of an all too familiar skin line we’ve seen in the past.
The new Valorant bundle, named the Rogue collection, features a sleek, tactical aesthetic combining dark metallic surfaces, glowing light strips, and clean geometric silhouettes with subtle sci-fi detailing across each weapon body. The melee skin, Push Daggers, closely resembles the iconic Shadow Daggers from Counter-Strike 2, but with more animations.
In this article, we’ll go through everything you need to know about the Valorant Rogue bundle, including all its skins, price, release date, and more.
Valorant Rogue Bundle: All Skins
As we can see in the official trailer for the bundle, the Valorant Rogue collection will include the following skins:
- Rogue Bandit
- Rogue Bucky
- Rogue Vandal
- Rogue Operator
- Push Daggers Melee
The bundle includes four different color variants: red/black (default), blue/white, green, and orange.
The design of the Rogue collection in Valorant is highly reminiscent of that of the Recon skin line, alongside a touch of Phaseguard. There’s also an interesting Finisher where the drones that appear can be shot to make them explode.
Valorant Rogue Bundle Release Date
While Riot Games has yet to confirm the release date for the Rogue bundle in Valorant, it’s expected to hit the in-game store on May 26, 2026.
This date coincides with the Valorant 12.10 release date, and it would make sense for Riot to ship out the new skin bundle on the same date.
Valorant Rogue Bundle Price
The Rogue collection is likely to sit in the higher-end tier of Valorant bundles, with individual weapon skins expected to be priced around 2,175 VP each, while the standout push dagger melee may cost you around 4,350 VP. Players looking to grab the full bundle can expect to pay 8,700 VP for the complete collection.
As always, these prices are estimates, so hold off on opening your wallet until the bundle hits the store. But if the reveal is anything to go by, Rogue looks like it could easily be one of the better buys of the year.
