Unlike other multiplayer games in the market, Riot Games does not reveal or show the total playtime of your account for Valorant. It is a market trick deployed by some publishers to keep you under the illusion that you are not gaming much while, in reality, you would have spent hundreds and hundreds of hours in it. So, to know your total playtime in Valorant, you should visit third-party websites like the tracker.gg and view your player profile.
What is tracker.gg ?
Tracker.gg is one of the world's best profile/stat-tracking websites for competitive video games. You can find vital stats like K/D, ranks, and wins about players in popular titles like Valorant, Apex Legends, Call of Duty, and others.
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How to view your total playtime in Valorant
To view your Valorant stats in the tracker.gg, you will need to create an account.
- Open the website and click on the Valorant icon on the top toolbar.
- Click on the "Sign in with Riot ID" option and log in to your account. It will ask you for authorization permission to view your Riot Account details and grant the permission.
- A new page containing vital stats like your highest rank in all acts, total playtime, and agent mastery will be displayed, among other minor ones.
- The stats may not be accurate as these are an estimation based on your total matches played and forfeited.
Remember, Riot Games also sends you an official yearly review containing some general stats about your games in January as a mail.
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Vignesh Raja started playing video games at age five and immediately fell in love with them. Though his adventure begins with story-based games like Total Overdose and Prince of Persia, he soon gravitated toward competitive FPS and simulation games. That passion led him to play multiple Esports titles like FIFA, Paladins, and Apex Legends on a semi-professional level since high school. Nowadays, he shares his competitive knowledge by coaching upcoming BR teams and writing guides for Valorant, BitLife, and Roblox.