Call of Duty: Mobile includes a variety of multiplayer maps for its Team Deathmatch, Frontline, Domination, Hardpoint, Control, and Search and Destroy game modes. Although snipers can have more joy on larger battle royale maps, some of the Call of Duty: Mobile multiplayer maps are good for sniping. Proficient snipers can rack up plenty of longer-range kills on some of the best multiplayer maps for sniping. These are the best multiplayer maps for sniping in Call of Duty: Mobile.

Standoff

Standoff is a multiplayer map that has featured in several Call of Duty games. The map is a border town set in Kyrgyzstan. This is a Call of Duty: Mobile multiplayer map filled with numerous two-storey buildings set around long streets that make it a good one for sniping. Three buildings from which snipers can shoot overlook this map’s primary street. Another building on the right side of this map that overlooks Standoff’s horizontal street is another good sniping spot for players to rack up some kills. Thus, Standoff offers both length and elevation for snipers to exploit during matches.

Firing Range

Although it’s relatively small, Firing Range is an all-rounder Call of Duty: multiplayer map with some decent sniping spots. This is among the better maps for multiplayer sniping because players can see along long stretches of it along the southern side. You can also see, aim, and snipe along a long stretch of the map from the southeast corner of Standoff. Its classic three-lane design provides some clear and extended sightlines for snipers to shoot down players.

Firing Range also has a tower you can climb up in its approximate center that provides good elevation for sniping. From there, you can see and snipe down players in the approximate central area of the map or those moving from the north into the center. That tower certainly provides good cover and a viewpoint of the central map area for snipers.

Nuketown

Nuketown is one of the smallest, yet most iconic, maps of the COD series you can play on in various Call of Duty: Mobile multiplayer modes. Despite its small size, Nuketown is a top map for snipers primarily because of its sniping alleyway along its southside that provides a sightline extending from the western garage, where players can see into the opposite spawn area. Proficient snipers can inflict a lot of damage from that garage. However, snipers can also see down much of the southern side of Nuketown from its southeastern corner.

Then, there are also two large windows on the upper floors of Nuketown’s houses that provide an elevated overview of the map. The window on the western half of the map is marginally better for sniping with a slightly less restricted viewpoint. From there, snipers can see and shoot down players moving through the northeastern pathway and garage.

Crossfire

is perhaps the best Call of Duty: Mobile multiplayer map of all for sniping in Team Deathmatch or Frontline matches. This small desert map includes a long, wide central lane from which players can see both ends of the map. Plus, there are double-storey buildings at both ends of that central alleyway that provide elevated viewpoints for sniping. Players stupid enough to run through that central lane are sitting ducks for snipers.

Plus, this map has a lot of length for sniping along its vertical eastern and western streets from which players respawn. Snipers can stand and wait in and around their respawn areas for enemy players to approach. Or snipers can take up positions on the other sides of those lanes, which can be a more effective tactic in Frontline.

Raid

Raid is a Japanese mansion map for all Call of Duty: Mobile multiplayer modes, with three long lanes that make it ideal for sniping. The best places to snipe here are the elevated windows from which players can see down the southern lane of the map. However, the northern side of this map has a couple of elevated windows on both sides that provide some decent sightlines for sniping. The central garden part of this map is also a good area for mid-range sniping and shooting. So, Raid’s three-lane design provides extended sightlines, elevation, and cover for snipers to exploit.

Crash

Crash is a Call of Duty: Mobile multiplayer map that includes a crashed helicopter surrounded by buildings. The helicopter wrekage represents is within a large open space where players are vulnerable to snipers targeting them from the surrounding buildings. There are three rooftops on this map from which you can snipe down opponents.

Crash also includes some long sightlines that are ideal for sniping. For example, the southern side of the map includes a long pathway from which snipers can have a field day. The second and third floors of the north buildings on Crash also have good extended sightlines for sniping.

Terminal

Terminal is a large airport map in which you can play Call of Duty: Mobile multiplayer Search and Destroy matches. The extended size of this map makes it great for sniping because it has various long sightlines. For example, the left side of the map has a long sightline that extends from the plane connection tunnel. Players can see almost across the whole horizontal width of the map along its central corridor that overlooks the runway. Or you can shoot down players from the windows that overlook the runway. So, the overall structure of Terminal makes it ideal for mid to long-range gun engagements.

Of course, ranked COD multiplayer doesn’t give you much of a choice for what maps to play on. However, you should certainly select to play with your sniper loadout on all of the Call of Duty: Mobile multiplayer maps above when you start on them. Those maps have some of the best sniping spots and sightlines from which to shoot down opponents with sniper rifles.