Which one is the best?
6. Split: Kicking off our list is Split. Its unique feature is the rope system, allowing agents to ascend and descent without making too much noise. Perfect for sneaky strats, if a bit underwhelming compared to some of the other maps. | © Riot Games
5. Ascent: Speaking of ascending, this one is much more open, with a big shooting gallery in the middle. To boost the “guns blazing” style, the doors are closable but also could be broken. | © Riot Games
4. Icebox: Ho, ho, ho! Just like Split, this one sports ropes, but here, the ropes are horizontal. Patch 1.14 introduced many changes to it, refreshing the “walking on ice” experience. | © Riot Games
3. Haven: We’re used to planting and disarming bombs, running through sections A and B, but this map also has a C site, putting a twist on the classic Counter-Strike formula. Depending on your weapon, you better make sure you know which way is optimal! | © Riot Games
2. Bind: Completing our list is, of course, Bind. The teleporters on this one are a really cool and unique feature, allowing both attackers and defenders to quickly navigate and flank the other side. However, these are noisy. That, paired with the varying length of the corridors, makes for the most fun map out of the bunch! | © Riot Games
1. Breeze: It's the latest map in Valorant! Breeze made its debut in Episode 2 Act 3 and the community is quite split about it. Most pros and streamers love it, while many other players hate it. Breeze also has ropes but what makes it truly unique are the open spaces and the sunny resort vibes. | © Riot Games
Valorant's maps are varied both in terms of gameplay and feel. They are set in different geographical zones and each one has a distinct, unique feature that sets it apart from the rest. Of course, when all the maps are different, their fun factor can't be the same! Let's rank them up and see which one is best! Without further ado, here's our list!
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