The Finals – all maps and variants in the game

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✓ At a glance
  • There are six maps in The Finals: Las Vegas, Monaco, Seoul, Skyway Stadium, SYS$HORIZON, and Kyoto 1568.
  • Some maps can have additional modifiers called variants, which can change the way map looks or operates.

The Finals originally launched with four maps to play, adding one new map in Season 2 and another one in Season 3. What makes these maps so fun is the ability to destroy and remodel the landscape. From walls, floors, ceilings – everything can be burst open to get another avenue of attack or escape. In addition, some maps will have special modifiers called variants, which further randomize your approach by shifting small details or conditions.

The Finals full map list and their variants

Protecting the vault in The Finals

There are six maps currently available in The Finals:

  • Las Vegas
  • Monaco
  • Seoul
  • Skyway Stadium
  • SYS$HORIZON
  • Kyoto 1568

Most maps have a chance to be modified by a variant. These random effects can greatly change how you approach the map. For example, changing the way Cashout points work will make the task of getting them very different than it would be on a Standard Issue version of the map.

Las Vegas

Image of the loading screen for Las Vegas map in The Finals representing a bright casino viewed from a street.
If there’s a perfect place to cash out, it’s the casino. Captured by VideoGamer

The loud and bright casino map, Vegas is built up of four main structures connected by wide-open streets. The map is full of panned glass windows which are always fun to shatter through. Officially, the in-game arena is called Las Vegas 2032 and is sponsored HOLTOW. There are three variants of Vegas, but one of them was removed during Season 2.

VariantEffect
Standard IssueThe standard arena.
Tripwires and Turrets (removed)The map is strewn with turrets and landmines, making moving across it treacherous. Watch your step!
SandstormSandstorm obscures the map, building sand dunes and cutting electricity.

Monaco

Image of the loading screen for the Monaco map in the Finals, showing a white cathedral under a blue sky.
The cathedral is always a hotly contested area. Captured by VideoGamer

Monaco is based on the Rock of Monaco, a real-world district of the City of Monaco. A large cathedral dominates the middle of the map, with plazas, shops, and parks dotted around the arena. It doesn’t provide many high vantage points, instead focusing on horizontal battles around the city’s many structures. The official in-game name of the arena is Monaco 2014, sponsored by OSPUZE. There are three possible variants:

VariantEffect
Standard IssueThe standard arena.
Duck and CoverA duck mascot crashes through the arena, destroying everything in its path.
Suspended StructuresCashout points are suspended on wires high above the arena.

Seoul

Image of the loading screen for the Seoul map in The Finals, showing a top-down view of skyscrapers in a busy city.
Not a good place to be if you suffer from vertigo. Captured by VideoGamer

Seoul is represented by a vast urban sprawl, with multi-storied buildings providing lots of verticality around the map. The arena can be divided into four key locations: hospital, apartments, mall, and data center. The in-game name of the arena is Seoul 2023, sponsored by ISEUL-T. This map also has three possible variants:

VariantEffect
Standard IssueThe standard arena.
Under ConstructionPart of the map is replaced with a construction site.
Moving PlatformsVaults or Cashout points are on platforms that move around the arena.

Skyway Stadium

Image of the loading screen for the map Skyway Stadium in The Finals, showing a top-down view of the arena dotted with buildings and parks.
Try to ignore the din of the roaring crowd. Captured by VideoGamer

Skyway Stadium isn’t based on any real location and is instead a virtual mix of elements from Seoul and Monaco. There are low-rise and greenery-filled areas reminiscent of Monaco, while the other side of the map features tall apartment complexes like Seoul. The map is oblong in shape, just like a stadium would be, with cheering crowds visible on all sides. In-world, the arena is sponsored by Volpe and comes with three variants:

VariantEffect
Standard IssueThe standard arena.
Up, Down, Left, RightVaults or Cashout points are suspended high in the air, while also moving around the arena on platforms.
High RiseThe central area is elevated to provide a new high ground.

SYS$HORIZON

Image of the loading screen for the map SYS$HORIZON in The Finals, showing a bright-pink coloured building viewed from the street.
Brightly coloured and whimsical, it can be tough to spot your enemies. Captured by VideoGamer

Added in Season 2, SYS$HORIZON is often simply referred to as Horizon. This map is bright, glitchy and neon-coloured, representing a city made out of large pixel-like blocks. You can see the horizon of the map still “loading” as you traverse it. It’s made up of five main areas divided by city streets: library, offices, museum, art gallery, and campus. In-world, the map isn’t sponsored and was instead added by the hackers from CNS. Currently, there is only one variant:

VariantEffect
Standard IssueThe standard arena.

Kyoto 1568

Image for the map Kyoto 1568 in The Finals, showing an arena based on 16th-century Japan.
You can bring your brand of destruction to 16th-century Japan. Image via The Finals

Kyoto is the latest map, added to The Finals with Season 3. It represents 16th-century Japan, set on the slope of a mountain. The centre is dominated by a temple complex, while the surrounding areas are dotted with various buildings at different elevation points. The map is still brand new, so there is currently no information who’s the in-world sponsor of the arena. Kyoto has three possible variants:

VariantEffect
Standard IssueThe standard arena.
Moving PlatformsVaults or Cashout points are on platforms that move around the arena.
Suspended StructuresCashout points are suspended on wires high above the arena.

About the Author

Miljan Truc

Miljan has been into gaming since the days of Sega Mega Drive and Amiga. During his gaming career, he has raided at a high level, coached other players, and written about games since 2016.

The Finals

  • Platform(s): PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series S/X, Xbox Series X
  • Genre(s): Action, First-Person Shooter, Shooter

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