We complain a lot in the CoD community. What's not to hate? But nothing winds us up quite like bad maps. And there have been some terrible maps in Call of Duty history. Here's the bottom of the barrel, the 5 worst maps.
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The 5 Worst Maps In Call of Duty History
Proving once again, Treyarch are better at map design.
5. Piccadilly (MW 2019)
This won't be the only MW 2019 map to make the list, and for good reason. That title had the worst maps in the franchise's history. And Piccadilly was one of the worst. I really don't know how this map made it past testing, the spawn traps were something else… | © Activision Blizzard
4. Crusher (IW)
Crusher was so boring; it was a few boring lanes, no chance to get mixy, and all in the same shade of sepia tone. It didn't help that this map didn't really work for any game mode. | © Activision Blizzard
3. Aniyah Palace (MW 2019)
Aniyah Palace was originally a 6 vs. 6 map, can you believe that? No wonder it was so dull. Even the central palace was boring. And in classic IW fashion, it was all drab and lacking color. | © Activision Blizzard
2. Mission (MW3)
We might get some hate for adding a MW3 map, but this was by far the worst from that otherwise great game. This map simply didn't work for almost any game mode. It was a good reminder of why asymmetric maps rarely work. | © Activision Blizzard
1. Euphrates Bridge (MW 2019)
What else could we have chosen for the worst map? A lot of you will have successfully guessed it would be Euphrates Bridge. The whole map revolves around taking one godforsaken bridge and then spawn-sniping the enemy team. It plays like garbage. | © Activision Blizzard
We complain a lot in the CoD community. What's not to hate? But nothing winds us up quite like bad maps. And there have been some terrible maps in Call of Duty history. Here's the bottom of the barrel, the 5 worst maps.