Brawl Stars Maps

View the best brawlers for every Brawl Stars map, grouped by game mode. Search by map name or jump straight to a mode below.

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Brawl Stars Solo Showdown game mode iconSolo Showdown Maps

Brawl Stars Duo Showdown game mode iconDuo Showdown Maps

Brawl Stars Trio Showdown game mode iconTrio Showdown Maps

Brawl Stars Brawl Ball game mode iconBrawl Ball Maps

Brawl Stars Gem Grab game mode iconGem Grab Maps

Brawl Stars Heist game mode iconHeist Maps

Brawl Stars Hot Zone game mode iconHot Zone Maps

Brawl Stars Bounty game mode iconBounty Maps

Brawl Stars Knockout game mode iconKnockout Maps

Brawl Stars Brawl Arena game mode iconBrawl Arena Maps

Brawl Stars Wipeout game mode iconWipeout Maps

Brawl Stars Basket Brawl game mode iconBasket Brawl Maps

Brawl Stars Brawl Hockey game mode iconBrawl Hockey Maps

Brawl Stars Brawl Ball 5v5 game mode iconBrawl Ball 5v5 Maps

Brawl Stars Gem Grab 5v5 game mode iconGem Grab 5v5 Maps

Brawl Stars Knockout 5v5 game mode iconKnockout 5v5 Maps

Brawl Stars Tag Team game mode iconTag Team Maps

Brawl Stars Wipeout 5v5 game mode iconWipeout 5v5 Maps

About the maps directory

This directory covers every active Brawl Stars map with real battle stats, grouped by the game mode it belongs to, from Gem Grab and Brawl Ball to Showdown and Knockout. Each map's own page breaks down its best brawlers, most used picks, and top teams, since a strong pick on one map can be a weak one on another with a different layout. New maps enter the rotation from Supercell's live events and get their own page here once the scraper has picked up real battle data on them, so a map on the site never shows fabricated stats just to fill a gap. Use the mode filter, the search box, or the Live only toggle above to narrow things down, or open a mode's own page for its complete, uncapped map list.

Maps FAQ

How many Brawl Stars maps are covered here?

This directory currently covers 100 active maps across 18 game modes, and every mode also has its own page with its complete, uncapped map list.

What does the 'Live' badge on a map mean?

Live means that exact map is in the current event rotation right now, so it's one you can queue into. A map without the badge still has its own full breakdown, it just is not in rotation this moment and will cycle back in later.

How are the best brawlers picked for each map?

Each map page ranks brawlers using real battle results recorded on that specific map, win rate, pick rate, and the most common winning team comps, rather than applying one general tier list to every map the same way.

Why do some game modes have more maps than others?

Supercell rotates a different number of maps into each mode, and older, more established modes like Gem Grab and Brawl Ball tend to build up a larger map pool over time than a newer or more limited mode.