So, we’ve put together a guide that takes you through Pearl’s map layout, callouts, and offers some general strategies to get you off to the best start possible. Pearl is definitely an attack ...

Pearl is a two-site, three-lane map that is a throwback to a more traditional map layout after Riot devs did some experimenting with design choices on Icebox and Fracture. Despite the return to ...

Before we talk about design and map layout, though, let’s talk about Pearl’s aesthetic. If you’ve seen last week’s trailer or checked out various content creator streams or montages during ...

Set under water, Pearl is a map that has the standard VALORANT layout, having two sites to plant the spike and a middle area that branches out to both the sites. What makes this map unique is the ...

Pearl's unique layout requires strategic agent selection to dominate its narrow corridors and varied sightlines. Astra, Yoru, Jett, Gekko, and Killjoy are the top choices. Each agent offers ...

Pearl is the latest map in Valorant and it debuted in the game with Episode 5 Act 1 update. Its lack of specially interactive features in a three-way map layout makes it unique. Thus, it opens up ...

saying the team has “no plans to change anything at the moment” since Pearl just launched – players are still learning the map and working out the best approaches to its particular layout.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The big 5.0 update for Valorant brings a new map, Pearl, removes an old one, Split, and changes the competitive tier system. For the two weeks ...

Instead, the map will be playable on a Pearl-only queue in that time, giving players a chance to learn its layout before having to play in it competitively. Pearl is an underwater city “directly ...