Breeze is one of the most hated maps in Valorant. Despite being such a huge map, it only has two locations to play through. Unfortunately, this also makes it difficult to master. In addition, Breeze also underwent several changes, which made it difficult to adapt to. Thankfully, we've learned just enough about Breeze to help you out. So keep reading as I walk you through the ultimate Breeze map guide in Valorant. So, with that, let's get started!

Although Breeze seems like a typical three-lane map, it is full of entry points and long corners. It is also considered to be the largest map on Valorant. The A side is slightly closer to both attackers and defenders. On the other hand, the B location is relatively far from the attacker's spawn.

The middle area mostly consists of two halves as it connects both spawn through a hall and an empty pillar area. Although attackers can reach the A site through the halls, the A main and middle doors, the B site has only two entrances through the B main and middle doors.

Breeze is mostly about flat ground and long range fights. Even so, there are close angles and raised areas all over the map. These high grounds are also perfect for defending sniping.