Brawl Stars The Great Open Guide

The Great Open

Events & Environment

Events: Bounty & Wipeout

Environment: Pyramid Quest

Music

• Slugfest 01
• Slugfest 02
• Slugfest 03
• Slugfest 04
• Slugfest 05
• Slugfest 06
• Slugfest 07

Obstacles

• Cardboard Block – 60
• Obelisk Block – 6
• Hourglass – 4
• Table Fence – 34
• Torch – 8
• Bush – 74
• Lake – 2

Brawl Stars The Great Open Guide is a community-designed map featured in both the Bounty and Wipeout events. Known for its wide, open spaces and minimal cover, the map encourages long-range combat and precise aim. Players must rely on strong positioning, ranged attacks, and map awareness to gain control and secure eliminations. The lack of heavy obstacles means visibility is high, making it difficult for close-range Brawlers to approach without being punished.

Brawl Stars The Great Open Guide: Map Layout

The entire Brawl Stars The Great Open map follows a diagonal symmetry, meaning both teams face equal challenges and opportunities no matter which side they spawn on. This layout promotes fair and balanced fights across all zones of the map.

Spawn Area Features
Near each team’s spawn, there is a barricade offering some initial cover. Behind these barricades are small patches of bushes, providing limited hiding spots for quick repositioning or ambush setups at the start of the match.

Side Water and Walls
On the right side of the Brawl Stars The Great Open map (relative to each team’s perspective), there are water tiles partially surrounded by walls. These create choke points and cover spots, giving ranged Brawlers an opportunity to poke or retreat while staying protected.

Wide Open Center
The center of the Brawl Stars The Great Open map is a large, open space with no bushes or cover, encouraging long-range battles and making positioning crucial. This area often becomes the primary fighting ground where teams try to control sightlines and pick off enemies.

Brawl Stars The Great Open Guide: Best Brawlers

Brawlers	Role	Strength
Piper	Long-Range Sniper	Piper excels in open maps with little cover, allowing her to deal high damage from a distance and pick off enemies in the center.
Bea	Precision Damage Dealer	Bea’s long-range and high burst damage make her great at punishing enemies who expose themselves in the open areas.
Belle	Control and Damage Amplifier	Belle’s attack chains between enemies, and her Super can weaken priority targets, making her ideal for wide, open fights.
Brock	Long-Range Control and Wall Break	Brock’s rockets deal strong burst damage and can pressure enemies in open lanes. His Super is great for controlling space and breaking walls.
8-Bit	Long-Range Damage with Support	8-Bit’s long attack range and damage-boosting turret help him and his team win long-distance trades.
Nani	Precision Sniper	Nani’s strong, high-damage attacks and long range are very effective for punishing grouped or exposed enemies in the center lane.
Mandy	Longest Range Sniper	Mandy’s extended range with her Focused Shots allows her to pressure enemies from even farther away in open sightlines.

Brawl Stars The Great Open Guide: Tips

Brawl Stars The Great Open map focuses heavily on long-range combat due to its wide and open layout. Choosing Brawlers with great range, precision, and clever ambush potential is key to securing eliminations and controlling the battlefield.

Brawl Stars The Great Open Guide: Conclusion

Brawl Stars The Great Open map is all about precision, positioning, and long-range control. With its wide, open center and minimal cover, it heavily favors Marksman Brawlers and snipers who can punish overexposed enemies. Smart use of the limited bushes and barriers near spawn can give players opportunities for ambushes or healing, especially with Brawlers like Leon. Success on this map comes down to maintaining sightlines, staying patient, and landing high-damage shots while avoiding unnecessary risks in the open field.

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