This guide talks about how you can download and play Valorant Mobile's closed beta to experience the game ahead of its official release.

Valorant Mobile's closed beta test is finally live and with that, we have many mobile gamers with an Android or iOS device who want to experience the game ahead of its full release.
Since the closed beta is not officially available in the West or other regions and is currently only available in China, players from other countries struggle to get access.
However, there's still a way to get Valorant Mobile outside of China. And in this guide, we are going to talk about it. So keep reading!
How To Download Valorant Mobile Beta Client

You can download the Valorant Mobile closed beta client to get early access to the game via this link.
The beta client is 1.7 GB in size. While iOS users can register and get it directly through the Test Flight app, for Android users, the APK file is what they need.
Once you click on the above link, you will get a QR code that you can scan to download Valorant Mobile on your device.
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— Dramic (@DramicGaming) June 11, 2025
On the other hand, there are also manual download buttons for both Android and iOS that you can use to get the game.
After you have the Valorant Mobile closed beta client installed, you must log in to access the game.
You may also need an invite from a Valorant Mobile closed beta player.
At the time of writing this article, the invite quota is full. Though, there's a high chance, the devs will be increasing the quota in the coming days.
Valorant Mobile Event Quota Is Full!No More Invites!For Now Waiting For More Official News ! |#Valorantmobile pic.twitter.com/DswS38PbId
— Dramic (@DramicGaming) June 12, 2025
As for invites, each player can invite up to four other players to access the Valorant Mobile closed beta.
Somewhat similar to what we saw with Supercell's mo.co.