A practical map catalog covering the six locations in our July 27 review, with sightline and hazard notes for choosing a loadout.
Treat each map as a set of sightlines, cover transitions and hazards—not as a promise that one weapon always wins. Arena is the clearest learning space; Bridge and Onyx punish careless positioning; Crossroads and Docks open longer angles; Station mixes interiors with extended lines of fire.
Use the short role note to choose what to inspect in-game; it is not a hidden-stat or official ranking claim.
A compact, readable duel space that is useful for learning cover timing and direct approaches.
Community catalog detail checked July 27, 2026.
Obstacles and out-of-bounds pressure reward awareness, close control and careful repositioning.
Community catalog detail checked July 27, 2026.
Larger open spaces and multiple movement routes make range coverage and rotations important.
Community catalog detail checked July 27, 2026.
Buildings and windows create longer angles while the water adds a positioning hazard.
Community catalog detail checked July 27, 2026.
Lava and vertical pressure raise the value of movement, defense and safe landing routes.
Community catalog detail checked July 27, 2026.
Interiors, trains and longer sightlines ask a loadout to handle both tight and open fights.
Community catalog detail checked July 27, 2026.
Bridge and the enclosed parts of Station increase the chance of sudden close fights. Burst pressure, disruption and area control can help, but stacking every slot for close range leaves you exposed when the route opens. Keep a dependable mid-range answer.
Crossroads and Docks create more time for precision and long sightlines. Move between cover instead of standing in the open, and carry a Secondary, Melee or Utility option that helps when an opponent reaches your position.
Onyx and Bridge make the environment part of the duel. Movement and repositioning can be more useful than doubling down on raw pressure. A defensive or vision-control choice can buy the moment needed to avoid lava, water or an edge.
Station changes character as you move between interior cover, trains and longer lanes. Balanced setups are easier to adapt, while a specialist setup needs a clear route plan. Use the loadout builder to compare missing roles before queueing.
This dated review covers Arena, Bridge, Crossroads, Docks, Onyx and Station.
Arena has a comparatively simple mirrored layout, making it a useful place to learn direct cover and aim timing.
The reviewed community catalog highlights out-of-bounds pressure on Bridge, water on Docks and lava on Onyx.
No. Opponent movement, mode, balance updates and personal aim still matter; the notes only describe likely role needs.
