Alright, let's be honest – Xenohunter collection won't be a very popular one in the long run. It's just a fact. However, if there's one skin that will survive after this bundle leaves the Store, it's this one. Calling it one of the best Phantom skins in the game is controversial, but come on, it just looks too clean, doesn't it? All in all, it's a good Phantom skin, and this weapon hasn't got much love from Riot, certainly not as much as Vandal. | © Riot Games
And when you look at this skin, it's obvious – this collection is pure Wasteland x PROTOCOL 781-A. This skin makes Bucky looks solid, so if this weapon is your pick for... well, maybe semi-eco rounds or something like that, you might want to get this one. | © Riot Games
Okay, if we get a bundle with such "heavy" design, it needs to have an Odin skin. And so, there you have it! We don't think it beats the Schema Odin from Episode 4 Act 2 Battle Pass, but all in all, we would still consider it a decent skin. | © Riot Games
But well, Frenzy is just not a good weapon pick for this skin line. Sheriff or even Classic would be perfect, and as this collection probably won't ever get a 2.0 version, it's a bit of a shame that Frenzy is the pistol skin in this bundle. | © Riot Games
Okay, this one is certainly not among the best knife skins ever released. However, we think that it still could be somewhat nice for people who love a minimalistic vibe and don't really want too much from a knife. But Riot, please, give us more Karambits that don't look like a banana! | © Riot Games
Xenohunter is a new Valorant weapon skin bundle that will come along with Patch 4.11 on June 7th. It will be a Premium-tier bundle, meaning that individual skins will cost 1775 Valorant Points (except a Melee that costs 3500 Valorant Points); however, if you are interested in buying the entire collection that would cost you 7100 Valorant Points.
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