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Is Valorant Mobile safe for your child?

Age guide

16+

We advise Valorant Mobile from age 16 and up. Overall risk 8/10 (high risk).

13-15
Teenagers in this age group will encounter competitive 5v5 tactical shooter gameplay, where communication with teammates is crucial for victory.
16+
Players aged 16 and older will experience the full competitive environment of Valorant Mobile, including ranked play and the potential for voice chat with strangers.

Valorant Mobile is the upcoming mobile adaptation of the popular tactical first-person shooter game, Valorant. Players engage in 5v5 team-based combat, utilizing unique agent abilities and precise gunplay to complete objectives.

Age guide
16+
Overall risk
8/10
Violence
7/10
Toxic behaviour
8/10
Stranger contact
8/10
Addiction risk
9/10
Language
7/10
Influence
8/10

What parents should know

Valorant Mobile is a highly competitive 5v5 tactical shooter with a mature rating due to its intense gameplay and potential for unmoderated voice chat. Parents should be aware of the in-game purchase options for cosmetic items and the social dynamics of competitive online play.

What to do about Valorant Mobile

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Valorant Mobile age rating and parents guide: common questions

What age rating is Valorant Mobile?

Parentwise puts Valorant Mobile at 16+. We advise Valorant Mobile from age 16 and up. Overall risk 8/10 (high risk). Violence scores 7/10, language 7/10, stranger contact 8/10 and addiction risk 9/10.

Can a 10 year old play Valorant Mobile?

Not by default: we advise Valorant Mobile from 16+, so at 10 it needs your supervision and the settings changed first.

Can a 12 year old play Valorant Mobile?

Not by default: we advise Valorant Mobile from 16+, so at 12 it needs your supervision and the settings changed first.

Can a 13 year old play Valorant Mobile?

Not by default: we advise Valorant Mobile from 16+, so at 13 it needs your supervision and the settings changed first. Teenagers in this age group will encounter competitive 5v5 tactical shooter gameplay, where communication with teammates is crucial for victory.

Is Valorant Mobile appropriate for kids?

Valorant Mobile is a highly competitive 5v5 tactical shooter with a mature rating due to its intense gameplay and potential for unmoderated voice chat. Parentwise rates Valorant Mobile overall as high risk (8/10), with stranger contact at 8/10 and addiction risk at 9/10.

Is Valorant Mobile family friendly?

Valorant Mobile is one of the higher-risk titles we rate, so treat it as supervised rather than family viewing. Parents should be aware of the in-game purchase options for cosmetic items and the social dynamics of competitive online play.

Valorant Mobile parents guide: what should a parent know first?

Valorant Mobile is a highly competitive 5v5 tactical shooter with a mature rating due to its intense gameplay and potential for unmoderated voice chat. The parts that most often catch parents out are stranger contact (8/10) and how hard it pulls for more time (9/10).

Is Valorant Mobile safe for kids?

We advise Valorant Mobile from age 16 and up. Overall risk 8/10 (high risk). Parents should be aware of the in-game purchase options for cosmetic items and the social dynamics of competitive online play.

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