

After many had thought that VALORANT’s newest agent would be named Deadeye, it is in fact Chamber who will be making his way to the Riot Games FPS. This comes as a bit of a surprise but this character regardless of their name had been teased multiple times in leaks and official teases in trailers. Here is a look at what has been revealed about VALORANT Chamber, the newest agent.
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Checkout the reveal trailer for VALORANT Chamber.
It was confirmed in the latest post from Riot Games and the VALORANT Devs that Chamber would be a Sentinel. Chamber abilities would seem to suggest that not only is he French but he will be the first unit in the game to ever have their own weapons. This will certainly add a very different dimension to the game and will be interesting to see how it all plays out when played at a high level.
As Episode 3 Act 3 of VALORANT begins, Chamber comes after a short drought of new agents as one was not released with Act 2 of Episode 3. This was the second time the VALORANT team had missed on a new agent since the release of the game just over a year ago.
Chamber was announced to be getting pushed back by one patch which will certainly make fans a bit upset. That said, it seems as though he may be worth the wait. This agent is unique and should certainly make fans of VALORANT excited with the new gameplay he brings to the game. Make sure to lookout for more on Chamber in the coming week from The Game Haus.
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