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Riot Games Just Teased a New Valorant Map: Everything We Know So Far

After nearly a year since the arrival of Corrode, Riot Games has broken its silence by dropping a teaser for the next Valorant map. Rumored to be set at Sage’s home training monastery, the new battleground is locked in for an official showcase at Masters London 2026 before hitting live servers.

With almost a year passing since Valorant’s last map addition, Riot Games has finally broken the silence on the next map coming to the shooter.

The devs behind the popular competitive FPS have officially teased a new Valorant map that’s expected to hit the live servers shortly after the conclusion of Masters London 2026.

While details surrounding the new map are still scarce, the teaser offers players an early glimpse of what to expect from the latest entry in Valorant’s map pool.

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In the short, two-second teaser that was posted on the official Valorant social media handles, fans were able to see what’s believed to be a part of the new map.

According to avid fans, this new map could be related to the Sentinel Sage due to the Chinese architecture that’s shown in the short clip. The setting appears to draw from Sage’s own backstory, placing the map at the Chinese monastery where the agent is said to have trained.  Fans may also recognize this location from her level 9 Gear card.

The last new map added to Valorant was Corrode, which arrived back in June 2025. It’s been nearly a year since then, and fans across social media forums have been vocal about wanting a fresh map in the pool.

The new Valorant map will be officially revealed during the upcoming Valorant Masters London 2026 event, just ahead of the grand finals on June 21.

While the release date of the map has not been confirmed either, it’s safe to expect the new map to land alongside the Season 2026 Act 4 release on June 24, 2026.

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Fervent gamer who's either attempting (and failing) to master competitive shooters, or savoring co-op RPGs with friends. When flying solo, Sonu can be found replaying Halo for the ‘I’ve lost track’th time or grinding the newest roguelike title on Steam. Beyond the gaming realm, he enjoys binging on sitcoms, watching offbeat movies, and reading.

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