Riot Games is rolling out a new replay system with the Valorant 11.06 patch, finally allowing players to look back and analyze their own gameplay.

The replay system allows players to observe key moments from a variety of angles. You can freely toggle between the first-person or third-person views of any participant in the match, while also enjoying support for player outlines, projectile tracking, and the ability to toggle the mini-map and HUD on or off. Furthermore, the timeline marks when kills occurred and when ultimates were deployed, letting you jump straight to the action. If you need a detailed breakdown, you can even adjust the playback speed. Replays can be downloaded and viewed from the match history or the detailed match page.

This system is expected to bring positive changes to the entire Valorant community, not just for individual skill improvement. Streamers and content creators can now craft more polished highlight reels, while professional players and coaches gain a powerful tool for strategic analysis. Even newcomers can benefit by watching how others move, using the footage to sharpen their own gameplay.

The replay system is available for Unrated, Competitive, Swiftplay, and Premier modes, though it is not yet supported in Custom games or official Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) matches.

Riot Games stated, "The replay system will be a core feature for facilitating player learning and skill improvement," adding that they intend to continue gathering community feedback to iterate and improve the experience after launch.

The replay system will begin its global rollout starting Wednesday the 17th, with the Chinese and console versions scheduled for updates in October and November, respectively.