Is there a reward shop in Apex Legends Season 18?

Many will be wondering if the Apex Legends reward shop has returned for Season 18, after it was introduced in a previous season as part of the Neon Network Collection event. 

Apex Legends has added many new aspects to the game over the years, with seasons introducing new Legends to the line-up, additional maps, and even redeemable codes for some free rewards on occasion. If you want to know if there is still a chance to grab some extra rewards throughout the current season, read on for an explainer of if there is a reward shop in Apex Legends Season 18.

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Is there a reward shop in Apex Legends Season 18?

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Currently, there is no reward shop in Apex Legends Season 18, as the feature was removed after Season 17 ended with the Neon Network Collection event. 

However, considering it was a recent event, it's expected that the feature will be returning at some point in the future, though no one knows exactly when. Should the Apex Legends reward shop be added back, we will update this guide to reflect that.

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Apex Legends reward shop explained

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The Apex Legends reward shop was a limited-time cosmetic shop featured in Season 17.

During the Apex Legends Neon Network Collection Event in Season 17, players could use a Node Tracker to seek out Compute Nodes. By collecting enough of these nodes, players could head over to the reward shop, and claim items.

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Apex Legends Reward Shop: Previous rewards

Here were the previous rewards from the Apex Legends reward shop in Season 17:

• Epic Radiant Raver Loba skin
• Lightbreaker R-301
• Last Shot Banner Frame

After getting all the rewards, you could spend leftover Compute Nodes on Battle Pass levels.

That's all for our explainer of the Apex Legends reward shop, and now you know it's not currently in Season 18 of the game, along with how it previously worked.

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