Nuketown From Call of Duty: Black Ops, remade again* for Ravenfield! Recommended bot count: 20+ (or 300 for you mad lads). Nuketown has been remade before, but the other versions are not visually faithful to the original map. This remake tries to be

A sector on top of the cliffs of the Normandy coast in Northern France. It is located 6.4 km West of the Omaha beach sector, and is a steep Bank with a height of 30 m. The sector was the target of an attack by a us army Ranger assault group during

Large, war-ridden middle eastern city. Design is loosely based on some COD MW4 maps, the layout is completely original tho. Pretty much my last map but way bigger and way better. I put a lot of work into this and I personally think it turned out

A small Middle Eastern town with 4 capture points, one side for marines and one side for opfor. This map is meant to feel like a COD 4 map in Search and Destroy mode. I recommend 10-30 bots on any mode.

Recommended ~70 bots 8 capture points (6 of which are capturable)

New map "Construction Site" for the game Ravenfield. Fights between red and blue will take place on the construction site, the recommended number of bots: 50.

The third installment to the Locality series! Compared to the other Locality maps, this one is more spread out and terrain-focused. It's very different in gameplay, and could very well be a standalone map. It only belongs to the Locality name

A medium sized map set on an a small, detailed welsh peninsula with cliffs, castles and towns. It has two small villages, and a large town perfect for CQC. Recommended Configuration - 40-80 bots.

Fight your way across western-style moving trains in intense close quarters combat! Watch your step as you traverse from train to train over narrow make-shift bridges; when you fall off, you're dead! I recommend skirmish with 20-60 bots

Battle of Corregidor (may 5 — 6, 1942) - along with the battle of Bataan, one of the decisive battles of the Philippine operation. The island of Corregidor, turned into a fortress, blocked the entrance to Manila Bay. The capture of the island was