This map is like Finding Nemo, except instead of searching for your clownfish son, you’re finding toast – your pet rat. Or, what’s possibly your pet rat.
You see, you lost your rat a while ago and you miss the little thing.
While eating at a café with your partner, you see a rat run into a sewer.
Could it be… Toast? Or is it just a sense of personal loss playing tricks on your head?
Anyways, I’m getting hungry. Maybe I should work on finding toast in real life.
In this map, you attempt to lucid dream. Obviously, you came to this page for an adventure, so this attempt goes terribly.
So terribly that you managed to get yourself into what’s essentially a coma.
I know lucid dreaming is hard and all, but come on. How’d you mess up this bad?
Solve puzzles and explore your way out of your terrifying subconscious. Seriously, why is your subconscious so terrifying? Did you eat cheese before bed or something?
This map takes place on a dead planet, and because of your boundless empathy to the point where you can empathize with a big floating rock in space, you want to revive this planet.
Unfortunately, you can’t do mouth-to-mouth on something that doesn’t have a mouth.
I also don’t know of any hospitals that take patients this large.
And I don’t mean that as any sort of insult against the planet – but let’s be practical, this thing won’t be able to fit through the front door.
The only way you can revive your large planet friend here is to explore it. This will involve visiting various elemental temples.
I’ve always wondered: if aliens visited us, would they be evil?
In this map, aliens visit you and put you in their UFO. You’re nothing but a collectible action figure to them.
Is that evil? I don’t know.
Maybe they just think we’re cute, like how we do with dogs and hamsters.
Your kidnapper has one wish: for you to be terminated.
Is that evil? Alright, maybe they’re a little evil. I just have a soft spot for aliens because I think they’re cool. Hopefully you don’t though, or you might develop Stockholm syndrome.
Remember: the alien is not your friend. You need to escape.
You’re in an apartment that’s filled with zombies.
The title of this map tells you the one instruction you need to know: GET OUT!
Luckily, this map probably takes place in America, or some other country where there’s easy access to guns. You have a gun to protect you from the horde.
Regardless of your current political views, by the end of this thrilling map, you’ll be in favor of gun ownership with the reasoning: “what if there’s a zombie apocalypse?”
If you aren’t a fan of shooting guns, hopefully you’re a fan of baseball? Or stabbing people, maybe?
A dagger and a baseball bat are two of the melee weapons you can use to make the zombies get out (of your face).
The types of zombies you’ll be dealing with are called normal, runner, and fat.
Graveyards are spooky and this map is all about escaping one. You’ll be completing challenges and solving puzzles to do so.
You know what’s spookier than graveyards?
Things that can talk that aren’t supposed to talk.
Well in this map, there’s a thing that talks that isn’t supposed to talk, but he’s nice so just treat him like your shy friend! He’s a stone statue named Likeke.
While Likeke’s skin may be made of stone, his heart is made of gold. He’ll help you out!
In this map, you can visit it from within the comfort of your room. Bring a partner too, if you’d like!
In addition to exploring the city, there are some minigames you can have fun with. The map will take you 2 to 4 hours to complete, so if you bring a partner, you can call it a date!
Note: this is an updated version of an old map. Like older adventure maps, the map creator uses signs to communicate with you. If you were playing adventure maps back then, you’ll feel nostalgic, and if you weren’t, just go look at the scenery or something.
One-Block Dungeon takes the concept of dungeon crawlers to its literal form.
It features a dungeon – one block high – that you will be trying to escape from.
Understandably so, because holy mother of claustrophobia!
I’m not even claustrophobic, and I’m short too. But even I would feel anxious being in a dungeon like that!
Of course, I would be anxious being in any dungeon, but especially this one.
Escaping this cruel and unusual contraption is going to involve more than just crawling around a bunch. If you want to crawl around all day, go back to daycare.
This map will have you fighting monsters, including baby zombies. In a sense, it is kind of like daycare, except from the point of view of a future serial killer.
In this map, you play as someone who experiences just that. Someone who went from an admin of a Minecraft map to simply a player. A peasant.
You’re trapped in your own map, desperate to make something of yourself again. Desperate to get your special admin status back.
To do this, you must maneuver around your own hellish creation.
There are plenty of hidden spots around the map too, as well as special books called “command books.”
I know that sounds like a holy text, but it’s not. Well, I guess for your purposes, it kind of is because these books will aid you in becoming an admin again.
That’s not meant to be an insult either. You actually play as a virus on this map.
Your goal is to infect a host cell. It’s not just going to lie down on its back and let you take it over though! It’s got defenders, so exterminate them or be exterminated.
The map is loosely based on how viral replication works in real life, so you might learn something too!
Just don’t take it too literally, or you might end up believing that there are monsters in your cells.
The Mapper (the actual map) is a map created by Artsicle.
The mapper (the person) is Artsicle themselves.
In this map, you get to talk to Artsicle.
It’s not exactly a regular “the weather’s nice today, huh” type of conversation though. That’s because you have a secret motive: to escape. In this map, you’re essentially a dog that hates its owner.
You can do this by finding teleportation fragments.
Just don’t let Artsicle find out your little plan!
Have you ever watched a Harry Potter movie? If you’re like me, you probably thought at one point “I want to fly a broomstick.”
Well in this map, you get to fly a broomstick.
That’s not all you get to do though – you also get to unlock and use spells and mess around with potions!
And the setting?
Well, remember how I mentioned Harry Potter earlier? I did this to foreshadow the great reveal: the setting is Hogwarts.
If you’re more of a Percy Jackson kind of person and you don’t know what a “Hogwarts” is, I’m here to tell you. It’s a wizarding school that’s much more interesting than a regular school.
It’s more interesting because instead of a regular brick box school, Hogwarts is an absolutely stunning castle. Oh, and there are wizards and potions and stuff.
And magic broomsticks. I want to fly a broomstick.
