Valorant Neo Frontier 2.0 Bundle Malaysia: Prices Before 19 August Expiry
Published: 2026-08-11
The Neo Frontier 2.0 leaves the shop on 19 August at 7am MYT
The Neo Frontier 2.0 bundle costs 6,700 VP and rotates out of the Valorant Featured store at 4pm PDT on 18 August 2026, which lands at 7am MYT on Tuesday 19 August for Malaysian players. That gives KL and Petaling Jaya buyers roughly one full week to decide. Wake up, top up, buy the bundle. Miss the window and the Vandal, Shorty, and Lasso melee still return through your daily Featured Offers, but the bundle discount is gone.
Riot dropped this collection with Patch 13.02 on 28 July, then flipped the bundle live in the store on 29 and 30 July across regions with Malaysian accounts seeing it appear the same day. Six days later, most SEA reviewers had already called it the strongest Shorty animation set in the game so far, largely on the strength of the flip-pullout that mirrors the original Marshal but reads faster on close-range engagements.
Patch 13.02 shipped this bundle alongside a Phoenix nudge and a new Retakes rotation
Neo Frontier 2.0 arrived inside a small but noticeable Valorant patch. Phoenix now needs seven ultimate points instead of six, a direct swing at how often his Run It Back gets cast in ranked, and Riot also added Split, Corrode, and Lotus to the Retakes rotation, which grew the mode's map pool from three to six maps overnight for Malaysian queue times.
One disappointment sits in a delayed launch. Riot wrote in the patch notes that AROS: Replication is pushed "indefinitely" and added, "we don't take these decisions lightly" (Patch 13.02, playvalorant.com). Bug fixes hit Omen, Cypher, Gekko, Reyna, Chamber, Waylay, Jett, Raze, Deadlock, and Vyse in the same drop, and while none of those touch how the bundle plays, they do explain why 13.02 patch day ran late for some Malaysian downloads on slower ISP peering.
Animations carry this collection. The Neo Frontier 2.0 Vandal ships with a mag-spin reload and inspect. Its Shorty gets a flip pullout that mirrors the original bundle's Marshal. According to the Valorant Wiki entry, the Lasso is the first lasso-inspired melee in the game and comes with its own music cue.
Neo Frontier 2.0 bundle prices: what 6,700 VP actually gets you
Below are the official Riot Games Malaysia web-store VP prices, verified via the bo3.gg regional pricing table. Use them as your baseline before comparing against any top-up route.
Pack sizeRiot MY web priceVP per RM
475 VPRM 16.9028.1
1,000 VPRM 33.9029.5
2,050 VPRM 67.9030.2
3,650 VPRM 118.9030.7
5,350 VPRM 169.9031.5
11,000 VPRM 339.9032.4
The base Neo Frontier 2.0 bundle contains a Vandal, a Shorty, a Lasso melee, a player card, a gun buddy, and a spray, all for 6,700 VP. Riot lists that as a 31% discount off the 9,775 VP à-la-carte total. Want the bigger set? The Run It Back: Neo Frontier mega bundle sits at 9,310 VP and folds in the returning Sheriff and Phantom from the original 2024 release. Individual weapon skins run 2,175 VP each, and the melee is 4,350 VP on its own.
Every skin ships with four upgrade variants: Default (Green), Gold, Silver, and Copper. The Vandal has one extra unupgraded state that swaps the polymer parts for wooden stock, grip, and handguard, which is the closest thing Valorant has released to a Western-themed base skin so far and reads well even without any Radianite spent on the first tier.
Ringgit math: cheapest routes to 6,700 VP
Two clean paths cover the bundle. One route: a 5,350 VP pack plus a 2,050 VP pack gives you 7,400 VP for RM 237.80, leaving 700 VP after the purchase. The other: a single 11,000 VP pack for RM 339.90, which covers the base bundle and still leaves 4,300 VP toward the Run It Back mega bundle later. That second option is not cheaper for this bundle alone, but the per-RM rate is stronger and the leftover buys you optionality.
Where App Store pricing bites Malaysian players is the platform cut. In-game top-ups on iOS and Android route through Apple or Google IAP, which takes a 30% fee that Riot passes on, so the same VP tier is materially cheaper on Riot's Malaysia web store than through the mobile in-app path, and that gap widens sharply on the 5,350 VP tier where the ringgit difference between web and IAP is well into double digits. REDX Game closes that same gap for buyers who want ringgit-native prices without opening a Riot web-store session at all, settling the top-up through DuitNow, Boost, or TNG within the advertised 1 to 3 minute delivery window.
Boleh tahan value if you were going to buy VP this month anyway. Not cheap. But fair. For most Malaysian buyers eyeing the Vandal alone, the 5,350 VP tier via REDX Game's Valorant Malaysia top-up is the sensible entry. Any remaining VP carries over to the next Act 5 skin drop with no expiry.
One caution before you top up. Your Riot ID region must be set to Malaysia to see MY prices, since a mismatched region locks you into US-dollar tiers with no ringgit conversion, and if you only set it after buying VP the earlier top-up will not backdate to MY pricing. Set it once in the launcher and the order will match on delivery. Every REDX Game Valorant top-up routes to the exact Riot ID you supply, so the VP lands in the same account that will spend it on the bundle.
FAQ: Neo Frontier 2.0 in Malaysia
When does the Neo Frontier 2.0 bundle leave the Valorant shop in Malaysia?
The bundle rotates out of the Featured tab at 4pm PDT on 18 August 2026. That is 7am MYT on Tuesday 19 August 2026. All times in this article are MYT (GMT+8).
How much VP do I need for the base Neo Frontier 2.0 bundle?
Exactly 6,700 VP. The cheapest Riot MY web-store combination that reaches that number is a 5,350 VP pack plus a 2,050 VP pack, totalling RM 237.80.
What is the difference between Neo Frontier 2.0 and the Run It Back mega bundle?
Run It Back: Neo Frontier costs 9,310 VP. It adds two returning weapons from the original 2024 release, the Sheriff and the Phantom, on top of the base Vandal, Shorty, and Lasso melee.
Will the Neo Frontier 2.0 skins be gone after 19 August?
The bundle discount is gone, yes. Individual skins rotate back into your personal Featured Offers on the daily reset after that, and you can still buy them one at a time at 2,175 VP for the Vandal or Shorty and 4,350 VP for the Lasso melee, just without the roughly 31% bundle saving.
Do the Neo Frontier 2.0 skins have chromas?
Every skin has four upgrade variants: Default (Green), Gold, Silver, and Copper. The Vandal has an unupgraded wooden-stock state that looks like an old Winchester-style rifle before you spend Radianite on the first tier.
Can I buy VP for the bundle through DuitNow or Boost?
Yes, through REDX Game's Malaysian payment rails. DuitNow, Boost, and Touch 'n Go eWallet all clear inside the advertised 1 to 3 minute delivery window.
Tips before you spend on the bundle
Try the animations on the shooting range before you decide. Head into a Practice range, buy the Shorty, and pop the flip reload once. Some Malaysian players who watched the Full Sense VCT Pacific squad use it on stream mistook the animation weight for a bigger recoil pattern; it is not, but the muzzle-flip is heavy enough to matter for close-range holds.
Batch your VP top-up in one go rather than in small packs. Every VP tier is priced worse per ringgit at the bottom end, so a single 5,350 VP order via REDX Game beats three back-to-back 2,050 VP orders on both total ringgit spent and the wall-clock time it takes to see the balance in your Riot ID.
Confirm the melee is what you actually want. Try before you buy. The Lasso is unique but its swing arc is wider than a standard karambit, which changes how it clips corners on Bind and Split. Senang gila to test in-range for five minutes before you commit 4,350 VP to it standalone.
Finally, buy from an authorised route. Only Riot's own Malaysia web store, official platform IAP, and authorised resellers like REDX Game guarantee delivery to your account without a code-redemption middleman step, which matters most when you are racing a 19 August expiry.
