Star Wars: Hunters has a handful of maps inspired by the Star Wars movies that players can jump into right now and battle it out to see who is the best.
Star Wars: Hunters has a fairly impressive roster of maps available at launch. While there aren’t that many, only 5 currently available, those that are accessible offer diverse and unique map types from across the Star Wars universe. Below, we’ve listed all of the current and retired maps in Star Wars: Hunters.
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Every Map in Star Wars: Hunters
There are currently 5 main maps in Star Wars: Hunters. These are Ewok Village, Mos Espa Podrace, Dune Sea Outpost, Death Star Crossfire, Vandor Railyard, and Vespaara Row. Additionally, there were four maps that have since been removed called The Great Hunt, Dusty Ridge, Gauntlet, and Highline. These maps are available across each of the game’s many game modes. Of course, more maps will be added in future updates. When they arrive, we’ll be sure to update this article. For now, here are all of the maps currently available in Star Wars: Hunters:
Ewok Village
The Ewok Village, as it sounds, is a map entirely based around the forest moon of Endor. Players will battle it out across a lifelike remake of a culturally significant Ewok site featuring recreations of artwork, homes, and relics from the Ewok people.
Mos Espa Podrace
The Mos Espa Podrace map is a recreation of Mos Espa and even features pod racers flying by. You’ll need to be careful while traversing this sand-covered map, as pod racers could fly by at any minute and hit you. There’s even a projection of the Mos Espa skyline, so you really feel like you’re there.
Dune Sea Outpost
The Dune Sea Outpost is a recreation of a trading post on Tatooine. This will be instantly familiar to fans of the films, not just because it feels like they’re all set on Tatooine or Tatooine-adjacent sand planets. You’ll be able to unleash your inner scoundrel as you stalk the streets of this dusty outpost.
Death Star Crossfire
The Star Wars: Hunters map Death Star Crossfire takes place in a worn-torn part of the station as X-wing and TIE fighters blast each other from above. You’ll have to utilize the arena’s many levels to get an advantage over your opponents. If you’re a fan of pristine white interiors, then you’re going to love this map.
Vandor Railyard
The Vandor Railyard map is, unsurprisingly, a railyard set in the mountains of Vandor. Players will have to hunt each other down across its various floors as trains zoom past. Of course, being built into a mountain, traversing this map will be no easy feat, making objective missions a little tricky.
Vespaara Row
Vespaara Row is a neon-lit map set in the streets of Vespaara. Players will be able to explore storefronts and cramped alleyways in Vespaara as they battle against the opposing team. It’s a smaller map, but one filled with detail.
All Retired Star Wars: Hunters Maps
The Great Hunt
The Great Hunt was a limited-time Escort mode-based map in which players guided a giant harpoon from Tatoonie to the Forests of Endor. There was a giant creature called the Gorax that players also needed to be on the lookout for.
Dusty Ridge
Dusty Ridge was a Huttball map set in Tatooine. It looked like a sand-covered Rocket League map, with a scoreboard, goals, and audience stands surrounding the arena. You had to score points for your team while avoiding being annihilated in the process. It sounded like the perfect Star Wars: Hunters map to take down your rivals on. Unfortunately, as Huttball has been removed, potentially temporarily, it is no longer available.
Gauntlet
Gauntlet was another Huttball map in Star Wars: Hunters. This time, it was filled with an assortment of deadly traps, including ones that shoot out fire and electricity. You had a lot more to survive than just the opposing team in this dangerous arena. Again, this map has been, at least temporarily, discontinued.
Highline
Highline was the final Hutball map in Star Wars: Hunters, only this time it came with a twist. In the center of the map was a zipline that players could use to fly past their enemies and score a lot of points. This was also sadly removed.
That’s all of the maps currently available and coming to Star Wars: Hunters. For more guides just like this one, be sure to check out our Guide Hub.
