VALORANT Maps

Every VALORANT map – the current seven-map competitive pool, the maps out of rotation, Team Deathmatch arenas and practice maps.

Updated 31 October 2026Checked for patch patch 13.094 sources
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VALORANT has 13 standard maps for its Spike modes, plus five Team Deathmatch arenas and a few practice spaces. Only seven maps are in the competitive pool at a time, and Riot rotates them every few Acts. Maps that are out of rotation can still be played in Unrated, Swiftplay, Spike Rush and custom games.

Patch 13.08 opened V26 Act 6 with a big swap: Bind and Corrode came back, while Ascent and Split left. The newest map is Summit, set in China, which arrived in June 2026.

Competitive pool (V26 Act 6)7Out of the competitive rotation6Team Deathmatch maps5Practice and other modes2

Competitive pool (V26 Act 6)

Patch 13.08+ · 7 maps
Abyss
Two sites · Jan Mayen, Norway · no railings at the edges – fall off and you die · added June 2024
Bind
Two sites · Rabat, Morocco · no mid; one-way teleporters for fast rotations · launch map (2020) · back in the pool with 13.08
Read our guide →
Corrode
Two sites · Mont-Saint-Michel, France · long A site, tight B site · added June 2025 · reworked in 13.08 (metal Mid wall, faster defender rotations)
Read our guide →
Haven
Three sites · Thimphu, Bhutan · the first map with three Spike sites (A, B and C) · launch map (2020)
Lotus
Three sites · Western Ghats, India · three sites, revolving doors and a destructible wall · added January 2023
Summit
Two sites · Zhangjiajie, Hunan, China · huge walls that drop mid-round and reshape the layout · newest map, added June 2026
Sunset
Two sites · Los Angeles, USA · tight corridors and a fight-heavy Mid · added August 2023

Out of the competitive rotation

Unrated, Swiftplay & custom · 6 maps
Ascent
Two sites · Venice, Italy · open Mid and doors you can close with a switch · added June 2020 · left the pool in 13.08
Read our guide →
Breeze
Two sites · Bermuda Triangle · huge open sites and long sightlines – Operator heaven · added April 2021
Fracture
Two sites · New Mexico, USA · attackers spawn in the middle and can hit sites from both sides; zipline · added September 2021
Icebox
Two sites · Bennett Island, Russia · ziplines and lots of verticality · added October 2020
Pearl
Two sites · Lisbon, Portugal · an underwater city with no gimmicks – pure positioning · added June 2022
Split
Two sites · Tokyo, Japan · rope ascenders and a narrow, high-ground Mid · launch map (2020) · left the pool in 13.08
Read our guide →

Team Deathmatch maps

2023–2024 · 5 maps
District
Team Deathmatch · One of the three maps the mode launched with in June 2023
Kasbah
Team Deathmatch · One of the three launch maps (June 2023)
Piazza
Team Deathmatch · One of the three launch maps (June 2023)
Drift
Team Deathmatch · The first map added to Team Deathmatch after launch (December 2023)
Glitch
Team Deathmatch · A colourful, glitched-out arena built from familiar map pieces (October 2024)

Practice and other modes

2 maps
The Range
Practice & other · The practice area: test abilities and weapons, warm up your aim and learn Spike planting
Skirmish
Practice & other · Small duel arenas with three layouts (A, B and C), added in 2025

Section images: official VALORANT map trailers (VALORANT / YouTube).

Map tips

Learn the calloutsEvery spot has a name (Heaven, Hookah, Link…). Load a map in a custom game and walk it before you play ranked.
Warm up in DeathmatchDeathmatch uses the same map pool as Competitive, so it doubles as map practice.
Check your Map RatingSince 13.08 you get a private 0–500 rating and a C-to-S grade on every map in Competitive and Premier.
Pick agents for the mapSome agents shine on certain maps – wide-open Breeze suits different picks than tight Bind. See all agents.

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