From the beginning, Apex Legends has always been defined by it’s large and colorful maps. The Battle Royale game mode started off with just a single map, but now has four unique maps that the game cycles between. While Battle Royale has had one or two maps in rotation for a season in the past, the usual rotation lately has been three maps. Let’s take a look at this season’s map rotation.
Current Battle Royale Map Rotation
Season 16: Revelry (Split 1)
- Broken Moon (Debuted S15)
- Ranked Split 1
- Sabotaged Olympus (Updated S12)
- Ranked Split 1
- Monstrous Storm Point (Updated S13)
- Ranked Split 1
There is no new map for this season of Apex Legends. Similar to several of the most recent seasons, there are three maps in rotation for Season 16: Revelry. Kings Canyon and Olympus are in the vault this season.
Current map in rotation
If you want to know which Apex Legends map is currently in rotation without logging into the game, you can visit the Map Rotation page of Apex Legends Status. It will show you the Battle Royale map rotation, the Ranked map rotation, and the Arenas map rotations and any LTMs too. This page is in sync with the game itself, rather than just being an overview of each season.
Related: Current Care Package weapon rotation in Apex Legends
Previous Battle Royale Map Rotations
Here are some of the previous map rotations in Apex Legends.
Season 15: Eclipse
- Broken Moon (Debut)
- Ranked Split 1
- Sabotaged Olympus (Updated S12)
- Ranked Split 2
- Decimated World’s Edge (Updated S10)
Season 14: Hunted
- Reforged Kings Canyon (Debut)
- Ranked Split 1
- Monstrous Storm Point (Updated S13)
- Ranked Split 2
- Decimated World’s Edge (Updated S10)
Season 13: Saviors
- Monstrous Storm Point (Debut)
- Ranked Split 1
- Decimated World’s Edge (Updated S10)
- Ranked Split 2
- Sabotaged Olympus (Updated S12)
Reminder that the maps in rotation for Battle Royale rotate constantly, while in Ranked, there is only one map for the first half, and one map for the second. The third map will only be around for Trios, Duos, and LTMs.
