One of the most popular skin bundles in Valorant, apart from Ion and Prime, is the Magepunk skin set. The popular bundle has been rebooted twice, featuring skins for fan-favorite weapons like the Ghost and the Operator. On that note, after tweets from famous Valorant leaker Mike suggesting the arrival of a third installment of the Magepunk bundle, today, Riot Games officially confirmed the launch of Magepunk 3.0 on May 29, 2023. The Magepunk 3.0 bundle will debut inside the game once the current Run it Back bundle leaves the store on the same day.
All Weapon and Melee Skins in Valorant Magepunk 3.0 Skin Bundle
When you look at the image tweeted by Mike, you can find out the name of some of the weapons in the upcoming bundle
- Magepunk Phantom
- Magepunk Vandal
- Sparkswitch Melee
What is the price of the Valorant Magepunk 3.0 Skin Bundle?
Both Magepunk 1.0 and 2.0 versions of the bundle debuted as premium skin bundles. Based on that, the third variation of the bundle may also belong to the same tier. If that's the case, the Magepunk Phantom and Vandal will be priced at 1775VP individually. Speaking of the Sparkswitch Melee, it looks like a variation of the Karambit. If so, it may cost around 4350 VP.
Remember, these are just predicted prices based on the tweet and studying past bundle releases. We still need to wait for an official confirmation from Riot Games regarding the pricing of the bundles.
When will Valorant Magepunk 3.0 Release?
Valorant Magepunk 3.0 will debut inside the store on May 29, 2023, once the Run it Back leaves the store on the same day.
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