Deploy to Sphere, the latest Multiplayer Map now live in Call of Duty: Vanguard Classified Arms Reloaded

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Deep underground lies an experimental test site where research and development is underway that could turn the tide of the war. Now’s the time to deploy and take it by force.

Sphere joins the Multiplayer map rotation in Call of Duty®: Vanguard alongside the Classified Arms Reloaded launch, now live. Visit our Classified Arms Reloaded announcement blog for everything you need to know about the update. For now, though, all eyes on Sphere.

Sphere

While seemingly a small-sized map, Sphere has dual layers that give Operators a greater space to move in than appears at first sight. The upper level is a vertically narrow space, with an open canyon to the north and south and a mock mining facility in between. Boulders and other obstacles here create lots of opportunities for flanking and outmaneuvering the enemy.

Though there are certainly long-range sightlines to be found on either end, it’s on the eastern path where you’re most likely to run into sniper battles. The Wooden Deck to the north is a perfect sniping vantage point, and from the south end you can determine just how much to make yourself visible before committing to the path. If you’re not afraid of some risk, take up position in the center Containers and eliminate enemy Operators on both ends.

It won’t take long to find the lower level, as there are multiple entry points throughout the map. Entrance C1 to the north and Entrance A1 to the south are the most direct, and the western path leads straight down into the Lab from either side. This is where things get scary. With entryways on all four sides and the eponymous sphere blocking a chunk of the middle, it’s difficult to track just where the next attack may come from.

Utilize the southern Mine and the northern Workshop to