Map guides

Every Valorant map, site by site

Each map with its official callouts in your language, the attack and defense plan for every site, standard smokes and sentinel setups, drawn on the real minimap.

Competitive pool, patch 13.08

The maps you play in ranked right now.

AbyssCompetitive poolSite A · Site BAbyss is a two-site map with three lanes and no boundary walls: falling into the void kills instantly. It has been in the competitive queue since patch 13.04, in August 2026.4 setups
BindCompetitive poolSite A · Site BBind has two sites, A and B, and no mid: two one-way teleporters link the sides. It is back in the competitive queue since patch 13.08.4 setups
CorrodeCompetitive poolSite A · Site BCorrode is a two-site, three-lane map in a medieval fortress, with a long, narrow mid. It has been in the competitive queue since patch 11.00 and came back in 13.08.4 setups
HavenCompetitive poolSite A · Site B · Site CHaven is the three-site map: A at the top of the minimap, B in the middle, C at the bottom. Attackers start from the east and pick a target, while defenders have to cover everything.4 setups
LotusCompetitive poolSite A · Site B · Site CLotus is a three-site map, A, B and C, set in a city of flowers in India. It plays with rotating doors, a breakable wall on the A side and a silent drop.6 setups
SummitCompetitive poolSite A · Site BSummit is a two-site map with three lanes, set in a Radiant academy in the mountains. Three reactive walls close during the round and change the rotations.
SunsetCompetitive poolSite A · Site BSunset is a classic two-site, three-lane map set in Los Angeles. Mid is wide and links the two sites through connectors: whoever holds it sets the pace of the round.5 setups

Out of the competitive pool

Rotated out of ranked this patch: their callouts and plans still help when they come back.

A plan won't aim for you: measure your aim.

Sources

Updated on October 15, 2026

Patch 13.08 data. Map names, callouts and minimaps: Riot Games, via valorant-api.com.