Valorant Announces the New Snowfall 2.0 Bundle

Riot Games has announced Snowfall 2.0, a new winter bundle for Valorant. It continues the Snowfall holiday collection, which arrived in the game in late 2021 and is still one of the shooter’s best-known winter collections. The new bundle hits the in-game store on November 12, so players can get their arsenal ready for the holidays ahead of time.

The Snowfall 2.0 collection includes skins for five weapons:

• Vandal
• Spectre
• Marshal
• Bandit
• Axe (melee)

Riot clearly went for popular weapons. The Vandal is one of the two main rifles in Valorant and the gun players use in most rounds. The Spectre is a common pick in force buys and rounds with a limited budget, while the Marshal is a popular budget sniper option. The Bandit is one of the newest pistols in the game and doesn’t have many skins yet, so Snowfall 2.0 gives players another way to dress it up.

Snowfall 2.0 is a Deluxe tier bundle, so the skins cost the same as in the original collection:

• Individual weapon skin: 1,275 VP
• Axe: 2,550 VP
• Full bundle: 5,100 VP

Buying the whole set at once is a better deal than buying each skin separately. Together, they would cost 7,650 VP, so the bundle saves you 2,550 VP, which means you essentially get the axe for free. Like other Deluxe tier skins, Snowfall 2.0 won’t have upgrade levels or alternate color variants, so every skin is fully available as soon as you buy it.

The new collection keeps the festive winter style of the original but has a more detailed design. The skins come in icy blue tones, and inside the transparent weapon bodies sit miniature snowy villages with little houses, Christmas trees, and string lights, as if inside a snow globe. In the Vandal screenshot, you can see warm light glowing in the houses’ windows as snow falls around them. The axe has a decorated festive handle topped with a snow globe holding a tiny house.

The first Snowfall collection arrived in Valorant in December 2021. It included skins for the Phantom, Ares, Judge, and Classic, plus a magic wand as the melee weapon. Prices were the same back then: 1,275 VP per weapon skin, 2,550 VP for the wand, and 5,100 VP for the whole bundle.

Interestingly, the new collection doesn’t overlap with the original in terms of weapons. That means owners of the first Snowfall bundle can build a full winter arsenal, for example with festive skins for both the Phantom and the Vandal.

Snowfall 2.0 continues Riot’s trend of bringing back popular collections as sequels. Valorant has already received Sovereign 2.0, Singularity 2.0, Araxys 2.0, and other bundles that added new weapons in the style of the original collections. This approach lets players complete their favorite collections with skins for weapons that weren’t in the original bundles.