The VALORANT Singularity 2.0 bundle was announced, bringing two new weapons skins and a butterfly knife to the shop.

VALORANT has revealed the Singularity 2.0 bundle. As the second in the Singularity collection, there are different weapons than the first time around. So, if you're a fan of the skin set and want to add more to your locker, this might be for you.

Let's go over what is in it, how much it costs, and when it will arrive.

VALORANT Singularity 2.0 bundle skins and accessories

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The VALORANT Singularity 2.0 bundle comes with just two weapons and a melee, but you can it and the first version of the weapon skin collection in the "Run It Back" option. Here's what comes with the 2.0 version alone:

  • Vandal
  • Ghost
  • Singularity Butterfly Knife
  • Singularity, Ep 9 Spray
  • Gun Buddy x2
  • Player Card

As well, the bundle comes with color variants and a finisher. You'll need to spend some Radianite to get your hands on the red, white, and blue. Radianite is also needed to upgrade the weapon for visual effects, the kill banner, and end of round finisher.

Price of the bundle

(Screenshot via esports.gg)
(Screenshot via esports.gg)

The first Singularity bundle in VALORANT included a few more weapons in the collection. The original was 8,700 VALORANT Points for reference. This second version comes in at 6,700, with a "Run It Back" option that includes the previous VALORANT Singularity weapons with the 2.0 weapons for 9,310.

Individually, the new weapons cost 2,175 VP. The melee by itself is 4,350 VP. And the accessories are 325, 475, and 575 for the spray, gun buddy pair, and player card, respectively.

When does the VALORANT Singularity 2.0 bundle release?

The Aperture bundle was the most recent collection added to VALORANT. Its countdown says it leaves the in-game store on September 26.

That is the same day Singularity 2.0 arrives. It follows the content schedule, where a patch goes out, and then that Thursday, new items and content are loaded into the FPS.

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