Maps & Hiding Spots Guide

Mansion Map Zones

Mansion splits into kitchen, living room, upstairs hallway, and garage wings. Kitchen islands anchor strong box props because seekers sweep countertops before checking floor-level crates. Living room sofas hide wide props with shadowed backs toward television glow—sample warm gray, not screen blue. Upstairs rewards low ottomans near railings where vertical tags whiff if seekers stay on stair approach. Garage tool clutter hides thin props poorly; prefer low crates and dresser corners duplicated near warm hallway neutrals.

Seekers should lap clockwise from kitchen to garage, then upstairs reverse to catch hiders rotating down mid-round. Hiders fleeing kitchen pressure can reset in garage, but experienced seekers predict that path—vary escape timing using freeze covered in the Camouflage Guide . Mansion ranks beginner-friendly on the maps tier list for both roles.

Library Aisles

Library compresses sightlines into parallel aisles with repeating shelf colors—ideal for book stacks and spine-colored props. Power spots sit at aisle intersections where two color planes meet; paint both planes’ samples for seamless edges. Window alcoves use cool whites that punish warm eyedropper picks; drop saturation aggressively. Reading table lanes expose hiders during late sweeps—treat them as transit zones, not camps.

Seekers clearing Library should walk the main thorofare before dead-end side aisles, listening for prop swap audio. Hiders rotating zones can move from wood aisles to window alcove zones where slightly higher humidity shaders change perceived value—retune paint using the Paint Match Helper . Pair aisle knowledge with seeker routes from the Seeker Route Guide .

Warehouse Layout

Warehouse introduces concrete floors, loading bays with multi-level sightlines. Concrete needs streaked dual-gray paint, not flat fills. Crate stacks hide wide props along bay walls while seekers sweep loading lanes first—reverse orientation round to round. bay doors offer dramatic props but attract scan focus; use only with elite camouflage from our camouflage reference . Stairwell landings create vertical tag angles—crouch mandatory.

Seekers split time between main floor and Crate stack antechamber each lap; hiders counting laps can slip upstairs during second Crate stack pass. Props tier rankings highlight Warehouse-friendly shapes on the props tier list . Warehouse punishes beginners; graduate here after Mansion and Library confidence from the Beginner Guide .

Pirate Cove Deck

Pirate Cove floods props with colored light, making hue less reliable than value matching. Hide adjacent to barrel stack rears instead of open deck centers where torch rim light outlines silhouettes. Barrel stacks repeat warm browns—copy from shadow pockets, not bright torch pools. Seekers check barrel gaps with patience scans; hiders on elevated deck planks need freeze ready when footstep audio climbs stairs implicitly via nearby props.

Zone rotation moves hiders from deck planks to barrel rows when scan cooldowns expire in the first zone. Pirate Cove ranks high seeker payoff on the maps tier list if routes stay systematic. Browse the full maps hub for patch-specific prop counts and compare earnings impact in the Coins & Rewards Guide when farming wins for shop purchases on items .