How much is $25 Val points?
As an avid Valorant player and content creator focused on helping fellow gamers best navigate the complex in-game economy, one of the most common questions I get asked is "how much is 25 Valorant points worth?"
To provide a completely transparent answer:
25 Valorant points is equivalent to approximately $0.25 USD.
Now let‘s break things down in more detail…
Valorant‘s In-Game Currency
Valorant utilizes a virtual currency called "Valorant Points" (abbreviated as VP). This is used to purchase various cosmetic upgrades like weapon skins, sprays, player cards and more.
Valorant Points pricing works on a direct conversion from USD to VP:
| VP Amount | USD Price |
|---|---|
| 475 VP | $4.99 |
| 1,000 VP | $9.99 |
| 2,050 VP | $19.99 |
| 3,650 VP | $34.99 |
| 5,350 VP | $49.99 |
| 11,000 VP | $99.99 |
So buying 25 VP would cost exactly $0.25.
But most players don‘t purchase VP in such miniscule increments. The minimum is 475 VP for $4.99. So where does getting 25 VP come into play?
How You Can Receive 25 Valorant Points
Riot Games, the publisher behind Valorant, has a cool policy where they will gift small amounts of VP in exchange for community contributions.
If you submit an artistic skin concept, fanart, innovative map ideas or other creative content to Riot, they may award you 25-50 VP as a token of appreciation.
I‘ve personally earned 50 VP by sending them some agent concept art I illustrated. I‘ve also seen players on Reddit proudly redeem 25 VP after submitting especially meaningful messages of praise or constructive feedback on the game‘s ongoing evolution.
So while 25 VP may seem oddly specific, it‘s often granted as a symbolic "thank you" from Riot to engaged players.
What Can You Buy With 25 Valorant Points?
Now to the crux of the matter:
What can you actually buy with only 25 VP?
Because VP pricing is denominated in USD increments ($5, $10, etc), acquiring just 25 VP won‘t get you very far…
The least expensive item is the 25 VP High Five Buddy, which lets you high five your teammates:
Beyond that, you‘ll need to save up significantly more VP through additional play and effort to purchase anything else meaningful.
But for dedicated, long-term Valorant fans, slowly accumulating VP from Riot‘s community rewards systems can lead to cool upgrades over time.
For example, say you earn 50 VP per week consistently for submitting skin concepts and fan art. After a year, that would add up to 2,600 VP – enough for a premium skin tier like Luxe or Sensation!
The key is patience. Riot is incredibly player-friendly by offering these small VP grants. Over an extended period it can help defray costs, even if 25 VP on its own doesn‘t get much.
I hope this thoroughly explains what kind of value 25 Valorant Points represents. Let me know in the comments if you have any other questions!
