Four maps, different landmarks
IllFonic’s September locations overview confirms four launch maps. East Haddonfield contains the rural outskirts, the Rabbit in Red Lounge, and Phelps Garage. Haddonfield Heights includes the Myers and Strode houses. Orange Grove Estates features the Doyle and Wallace residences, while Town Center includes Nichols Hardware and other downtown businesses.
These names are useful navigation anchors. They do not establish a fixed location for every escape item or imply that the entire game is one neighborhood with cosmetic subareas.
Learn a small route on each map
Our recommendation is to connect three things during your first visit: a recognizable landmark, a route to another major area, and a place where you can break sightlines. This produces a usable mental map without requiring a memorized overhead diagram.
For civilian play, communicate the map name as well as the landmark. For Michael, learn how different approaches affect visibility before assuming the shortest route is the most useful. A film location can be familiar visually without its surrounding streets being familiar mechanically.
Separate story places from multiplayer maps
A location appearing in the campaign is not automatically an additional multiplayer map. Use the official four-map list for launch scope, and look for a later announcement before adding more.
This page does not label one map easiest or provide unverified permanent escape coordinates. Use the current match’s objects and objectives when planning a route; landmark knowledge should help interpretation, not replace it.