Killjoy, however, is the first support who breaks this mould as Valorant's most versatile sentinel. I started Valorant in Project: A as Sage. And after dabbling with a couple of agents ...

The Killjoy turret not only looks strikingly similar to the in-game model, but just like in Valorant, it can track and shoot at people who step into its field of vision, which extends to 30 feet.

Our first hint at the agent we now know to be Killjoy was in Valorant's Act 1 battle pass. A player card earned toward the end of the pass (pictured below) teases Killjoy's turret and Nanoswarm ...

It includes never-before-seen footage of her Turret and Nanoswarm skills in action, as well as a first look at the character model ... to announce when Killjoy will join Valorant, although ...

Killjoy is one of the most essential VALORANT agents. She has consistently remained in the meta over time, and for good reason – her utility is crucial to preserve space and prevent pushes.

Killjoy was the first Agent released after Valorant's full launch ... turn when the organization made it to the 2023 franchising model. They started out slow, but were able to put up one of ...

There’s a new Valorant update on the way, and it’s set to make some small but impactful nerfs to two of the game’s top-performing Agents: Killjoy, and Raze. The former has shot to the very ...

Look at the Comic Crossover event player cards! I'm obsessed with the Killjoy and Raze card. Valorant have been striving to embed even more lore into the game, and so far, they've done a decent ...

More like this Valorant - Official Tejo Gameplay Reveal Trailer Coming to other abilities, Killjoy's ultimate ability ... which includes the Default Shorty model. This update has been made ...

Along with the cardboard Easter Egg, new audio files have been added to the game in preparation for Killjoy's upcoming debut. Here is what we know so far about VALORANT's newest operative.