List of maps by release date

There were originally 12 maps at the launch of the game for Standard Play (three each for Assault, Escort, Hybrid, and Control). Since then, over 21 additional maps have been added. Despite the 3 year gap of Standard Play maps being released between the last OW1 map, Havana, and the release of Overwatch 2, new maps are released roughly every 4 months. Arcade maps are released arbitrarily, but they often come with an event.

Alongside the launch of Overwatch 2, multiple new maps for each of the core game modes, including the new Push, Flashpoint and Clash modes. 10 new maps have been released, with an additional 3 included as story mission maps.

No.	Map	Game Mode	Location		Reveal Date	Release Date
01	King's Row	Hybrid		London United Kingdom	7 November 2014 (Overwatch announced)	24 May 2016 (Overwatch released)
02	Hanamura	Assault		Tokyo Japan
03	Temple of Anubis	Assault		Giza Egypt
04	Watchpoint: Gibraltar	Escort		Gibraltar	10 March 2015
05	Numbani	Hybrid		Numbani	5 August 2015
06	Volskaya Industries	Assault		St. Petersburg Russia
07	Dorado	Escort		Veracruz Mexico	6 November 2015
08	Hollywood	Hybrid		Los Angeles United States
09	Lijiang Tower	Control		China	9 February 2016
10	Ilios	Control		Greece
11	Nepal	Control		Nepal
12	Route 66	Escort		Arizona United States	22 March 2016
13	Estádio das Rãs	Arcade Lúcioball		Rio de Janeiro Brazil	2 August 2016	2 August 2016
14	Eichenwalde	Hybrid		Stuttgart Germany	16 August 2016	1 September 2016
15	Ecopoint: Antarctica	Elimination		Antarctica	4 November 2016	15 November 2016
16	Oasis	Control		Iraq		3 January 2017
17	Black Forest	Elimination		Germany	23 May 2017	23 May 2017
18	Castillo	Elimination		Dorado Mexico
19	Necropolis	Elimination		Egypt
20	Horizon Lunar Colony	Assault		The Moon	31 May 2017	20 June 2017
21	Sydney Harbour Arena	Arcade Lúcioball		Sydney Australia	8 August 2017	8 August 2017
22	Château Guillard	Deathmatch		Annecy France	10 August 2017	29 August 2017
23	Junkertown	Escort		Australia	21 August 2017	19 September 2017
24	Blizzard World	Hybrid		Irvine United States	3 November 2017	23 January 2018
25	Ayutthaya	Capture the Flag		Ayutthaya Thailand	6 February 2018	8 February 2018
26	Rialto	Escort		Venice Italy	4 April 2018	3 May 2018
27	Petra	Deathmatch		Jordan	15 May 2018	19 May 2018
28	Busan Stadium	Arcade Lúcioball		Busan South Korea	2 August 2018	9 August 2018
29	Busan	Control		Busan South Korea	22 August 2018	11 September 2018
30	Paris	Assault		Paris France	30 January 2019	19 February 2019
31	Havana	Escort		Havana Cuba	15 April 2019	7 May 2019
32	Workshop Chamber	Workshop	N/A		4 February 2020	25 February 2020
33	Workshop Expanse
34	Workshop Island
35	Workshop Green Screen				20 October 2020	17 November 2020
36	Kanezaka	Deathmatch		Tokyo Japan	16 December 2020	12 January 2021
37	Malevento	Deathmatch		Italy	26 August 2021	28 September 2021
38	New Queen Street	Push		Toronto Canada	1 November 2019 (Overwatch 2 announced)	26 April 2022 (Overwatch 2 PvP Beta #1)
39	Circuit Royal	Escort		Monte Carlo Monaco
40	Colosseo	Push		Rome Italy	19 February 2021 (BlizzConline 2021)
41	Midtown	Hybrid		New York United States
42	Paraíso	Hybrid		Rio de Janeiro Brazil	1 November 2019 (Overwatch 2 announced)	28 June 2022 (Overwatch 2 PvP Beta #2)
43	Esperança	Push		Portugal	16 June 2022 (Overwatch 2: Reveal Event)	4 October 2022 (Overwatch 2 released)
44	Shambali Monastery	Escort		Nepal	6 December 2022 (Overwatch 2 Season 2)
45	Antarctic Peninsula	Control		Antarctica	2 February 2023	7 February 2023 (Overwatch 2 Season 3)
46	Talantis (Limited-Time Map)	Control	N/A		6 April 2023	25 April 2023 (Overwatch 2 Season 4)
47	New Junk City	Flashpoint		Australia	12 June 2023	10 August 2023 (Overwatch 2 Season 6)
48	Suravasa	Flashpoint		India	21 June 2023
49	Rio de Janeiro	Story Missions		Rio de Janeiro Brazil	1 November 2019 (Overwatch 2 announced)
50	Toronto	Story Missions		Toronto Canada
51	Gothenburg	Story Missions		Gothenburg Sweden
52	Underworld	Event Missions		London United Kingdom	10 August 2023 (Overwatch 2 Season 6)
53	Samoa	Control		Samoa	26 September 2023	10 October 2023 (Overwatch 2 Season 7)
54	Runasapi	Push		Peru	4 November 2023 (BlizzCon 2023 - Overwatch 2: What's Next)	20 June 2024 (Overwatch 2 Season 11)
55	Hanaoka	Clash		Tokyo Japan	4 November 2023 (BlizzCon 2023 - Overwatch 2: What's Next)	16 April 2024 (Clash Playtest) 20 August 2024 (Official Release)
56	Throne of Anubis			Giza Egypt	20 August 2024 (Overwatch 2 Season 12)
57	Arena Victoriae	Control (Stadium)		Rome Italy	12 February 2025 (Overwatch 2 Spotlight)	22 April 2025 (Overwatch 2 Season 16)
58	Gogadoro			Busan South Korea
59	Place Lacroix	Push (Stadium)		Paris France
60	Redwood Dam			Grand Junction United States (presumed)
61	Aatlis	Flashpoint		Morocco	08 May 2025	24 June 2025 (Overwatch 2 Season 17)
62	Powder Keg Mine	Payload Race (Stadium)		Arizona United States	12 February 2025 (Overwatch 2 Spotlight)	26 August 2025 (Overwatch 2 Season 18)
63	Thames District			London United Kingdom

Trivia

• Maps are usually released in every four months, coinciding with every odd-numbered season except for Season 5.
• Every new core game mode usually comes with two new maps.
• In Overwatch 1:
  • The September map is usually revealed during gamescom alongside an animated short. In 2018, Busan and the animated short Shooting Star were revealed at the Korean Fan Festival instead, which happened simultaneously with gamescom. In 2019, Blizzard did not attend gamescom and thus no map was announced there.
  • The January map used to be revealed during BlizzCon alongside an animated short and a new hero; however, as of 2018, Blizzard has stopped doing this. Their reasoning is that they felt map announcements lose their impact if they are announced too early.
  • Rialto and Havana were revealed through Overwatch Archives, and were both playable for the event before they were released for standard gameplay.
• India was first shown off in the Overwatch 2 Gameplay trailer at BlizzCon 2019, but was not officially named or announced until BlizzConline.
• Gothenburg was first shown to be an Assault map in the Overwatch 2 Gameplay trailer at BlizzCon 2019, but later during BlizzConline, Jeff Kaplan confirmed that the game mode would be retired from competitive, and that there will be no new Assault maps in Overwatch 2.
• New Queen Street, Circuit Royal, Colosseo, and Midtown were initially announced with the names of the cities where they are set (Toronto, Monte Carlo, Rome, and New York respectively.) They were given official names with the announcement of the Overwatch 2 PvP Beta one year after BlizzConline.
• Paraíso was initially announced as Rio de Janeiro, but changed with a tweet from Overwatch team.
• Talantis was the first community-made map to temporarily join the roster.