Maps

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The maps are the simulated areas in the Garden; the arena in which the Hunter and Scavengers battle.

Tombstone

Gameplay Features

• Biome; British Columbia
• Low lighting
• Tunnels
• Structures; tombstones & mausoleums
• Delivery beacons send out a large beam of light upon activation, allowing the hunter to locate scavengers that are delivering.

Lore

A cemetery, and the former base of operations of the Death's Herald's Soldiers.

Salt Creek

Gameplay features

• Biome; British Columbia
• Topography; varying degrees of elevation
• Rivers, waterfalls
• Few Structures; ruins
• Fog; obscures vision

Lore

A location that citizens had to take to escape the fighting.

First Strike

Gameplay Features

• Biome; British Columbia
• Topography; flat
• Structures; ruined city, trees, even ground, overgrown vegetation

Lore

A city that had been attacked efficiently during the war. Some rebelled, but were eliminated.

FIre in the Sky

Gameplay Features

• Biome: British Columbia
• Weather: Northern lights and faint snow fall
• Garden Elements: blast furnace, bridges, pine trees, rails, trenches, snow and ice patches, brick structures and chimneys.

Lore

A blast furnace that was attacked during the war.

Blowout

Gameplay Features

• Biome; Desert
• Topography; high degree of difference in elevation, contrasted with flat areas filled with cover
• Structures; barrels, pallets, oil derricks

Lore

An oil field that was bombed during the war. Ordinary citizens were killed during this bombing.

Dust & Blood

Gameplay features

• Biome: Desert
• Weather Condition: Sandstorm
• Topography: Large central trench
• Structures: Ancient temple, ruins, cacti, trees

Lore

The site of ruins from an ancient civilization.

Gold Rush

Gameplay features

• Biome: Desert
• Weather Condition: In the eye of the hurricane
• Structures: wood cart, windmill, water tower, mine shafts, mine carts, crates, barrels.