Rainbow Six Mobile Maps: The Map Pool and Key Locations To Discover

Ubisoft Montreal will release its 5v5 tactical shooter, Rainbow Six Mobile, on February 23, 2026. While the franchise is ready for its grand release, gamers are quite excited to explore the Rainbow Six Mobile Maps.

Our Rainbow Six Mobile guide will provide you with a brief on each map. It will help you get one step ahead of others in the rank ladder.

Rainbow Six Mobile Maps

Most of the available Rainbow Six Mobile maps will resemble the layout of its PC version. Those who are already familiar with the main game will not face any difficulties. Here's a list of all Rainbow Six Mobile Maps released so far:

• Bank
• Border
• Clubhouse
• Oregon
• Summit
• Villa

Do note that Ubisoft has promised to release a few more maps upon its global release. Now, let's check out key locations and strategies for each map to help you win competitive matches:

Bank

Situated in the middle of a highly populated city, Bank features two floors along with a basement. Those who usually excel in long-range fights can utilise the open spaces of this map. Attackers can rappel to the top of the building to clear 1F and 2F space. Meanwhile, Defenders can hide in the basements and lurk behind the Attackers to gain a man-advantage over the opponents.

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Border

Much like the PC edition, the map is situated between the Border of two countries. While there are a few open areas on the map, the 1F Bathroom and 1F Supply Room are the key locations from where Attackers can start their Roam Hunting phase. Unlike most maps, it doesn't offer a basement area.

Clubhouse

Situated in Germany, Clubhouse features vertical areas. In my opinion, this map possesses the best creative spots in terms of verticality. From close-corner fights to long-range combat, it has every element to be an S-Tier map in the list. Both Attackers and Defenders can utilise the destructible walls for their own benefit.

Oregon

Set in a village, Oregon features two floors and a basement. It mostly promotes close-range combat. A tower area behind the Attic zone is one of the key spots for Spawn Kills. Attackers who usually plan to enter the building from the Church area should be careful about these areas. It possesses multiple windows that offer entry and vantage points for Attackers and Defenders, respectively.

Summit

Located above a snowy mountain, Summit is a mobile-exclusive map. Even the PC players will play for the first time. It features a huge 90 hallway for people seeking long-range combat. The skybridge acts as the connector, and Attackers can hold angles by rappelling on the wall. The Dining Area and Attrium are the key spaces for both Attackers and Defenders to take first contact.

Villa

Situated in Italy, the map is inside a big mansion owned by an Italian crime family. Like most maps we've discussed so far, it features two floors and a basement area, which offer both Attackers and Defenders a sneaky place to catch their enemies off guard. Statutory and Aviator rooms are the key spots, where both sides can showcase their creativity and verticality.

That's all we had to discuss on Rainbow Six Mobile Maps. We'll add more maps and update the strategies accordingly once we have full access following the global release.

If you're interested in more such guides, check out our recent coverage of the R6 Mobile guide.