Features & Stats
What do the scores on the Maps page mean?
The Maps page shows every map in the game with two sets of data side by side:
Your personal stats (left side):
- Your win rate and number of matches on each map
- Your top heroes by win rate on that map
Community stats (right side):
- The top-performing heroes at your rank division on each map
- A popularity bar showing how often each map appears relative to others
All maps are listed whether you've played them or not. Maps you haven't played yet still show community data, so you can get a sense of which heroes work well before you even queue.
The highlight cards at the top show your best and worst maps (based on 5 or more matches) and the most popular map at your rank.
More on Features & Stats
- How are the session and match grades calculated?
- What are sessions and how do they work?
- What stats does Counterwatch track?
- What are Community Stats?
- How do the counter and synergy tier lists work?
- What is the Hero Pool?
- What does the Match Lineup show?
- What can I see about the other players in my match?
- How do I customize my in-game overlay?
- What hotkeys does Counterwatch use?
- How does Discord Rich Presence work?
- How are the community win rates and tier list calculated?
- What does "pp" mean?
See all 59 questions or ask on our Discord.
See Counterwatch in-game
The fastest way to understand the app is to run it. Free on Windows, works alongside Overwatch and Marvel Rivals.
- Deeper stats - personal win rates, your Impact on every hero, and match history beyond what's shown here
- Live match data - real-time counter suggestions and win chance as heroes are picked
- Performance tracking - an Impact rating for every session, match and hero, read against the typical player at your rank
- In-game overlay - match roster, hero swaps, and counter picks right on your screen