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A promotional image showing Asgard in Marvel Rivals.
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Marvel Rivals maps: all official and leaked locations

The Multiverse awaits.

The vast Marvel universe contains many iconic locations. There are many places you might be hoping to see in Marvel Rivals and plenty to already explore, which means you may want to know all of the maps the game has and may add in the future.

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With so many notable spots in the Marvel universe, there are essentially endless possibilities for where we might be able to battle as the game grows. If you’re interested in learning more about the iconic locations you can visit, here are all of the current and leaked maps in Marvel Rivals.

All Marvel Rivals maps

Loki standing in front of a window in the Sanctum Sanctorum in Marvel Rivals.
There are lots of iconic locations you can visit. Screenshot by Dot Esports

There are 11 maps you can visit in Marvel Rivals. Most of these maps also have a few different locations within them, so as each round progresses, you’ll be taken to new regions within the larger map. All maps have a specific type of game associated with them and some are only available in certain game modes.

NameGame typeGame modes
Intergalactic Empire of Wakanda: Hall of DjaliaConvergenceQuick Match
Competitive
Custom Game
Practice vs. AI
Kylntar: Symbiotic SurfaceConvergenceQuick Match
Competitive
Custom Game
Practice vs. AI
Tokyo 2099: Shin-ShibuyaConvergenceQuick Match
Competitive
Custom Game
Practice vs. AI
Yggsgard: Royal PalaceDominationQuick Match
Competitive
Custom Game
Practice vs. AI
Hydra Charteris Base: Hell’s HeavenDominationQuick Match
Competitive
Custom Game
Practice vs. AI
Intergalactic Empire of Wakanda: Birnin T’ChallaDominationQuick Match
Competitive
Custom Game
Practice vs. AI
Tokyo 2099: Spider-IslandsConvoyQuick Match
Competitive
Custom Game
Practice vs. AI
Yggsgard: Yggdrasill PathConvoyQuick Match
Competitive
Custom Game
Practice vs. AI
Empire Of Eternal Night: MidtownConvoyQuick Match
Competitive
Custom Game
Practice vs. AI
Empire Of Eternal Night: Sanctum SanctorumDoom MatchArcade
Tokyo 2099: NinomaruConquestArcade

Maps in Marvel Rivals feature lots of rooms and destructible environments you can interact with. Fully exploring maps is also crucial if you want to complete various achievements and tasks like Shero of Wakanda and triggering Recursive Destruction.

Most maps also have potential Easter eggs or teasers for potential and leaked characters. There’s certainly a lot to see and do around each map, so if you want to take your time exploring them, you may want to create your own custom match. It’s tough to really appreciate the map when you’re focused on battling against enemy players.

All Marvel Rivals leaked and rumored maps

Tokyo 2099 Shin-Shibuya map in Marvel Rivals
Where will your next battle take you? Screenshot by Dot Esports

No future maps have been officially confirmed by NetEase so far, but two maps have been uncovered by some reliable members of the leak community. The same individuals who found these leaks previously shared the Empire Of Eternal Night New York maps before they were released, so this information is decently reliable.

  • Krakoa: In the Marvel comics, this is a massive sentient island situated in the Pacific Ocean.
  • Arakko: In the Marvel comics, this is the planet formerly known as Mars.

Future content gets leaked fairly often, so as any potential maps are uncovered, we’ll add them here.

With Marvel Rivals taking inspiration from movies in the MCU and Marvel’s illustrious history in the comics, there’s no shortage of locations that could be featured in future seasons. The vast history of Marvel Comics gives us the potential to visit both real-world and made-up locations.

NetEase has already shown a fresh approach with Yggsgard, a version of Asgard that’s been fused with Yggdrasill, the world tree, after the Timestream Entanglement, so we’ll likely see both new locations straight from the Marvel universe and fun map fusions added in future updates.


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