Route focus
Door timingSecurity room pressureGenerator control
Learn these focus points first. A map route is useful only when it helps the team finish objectives, reset pressure, or make the Killer waste time.
Round map
Pizzeria map guide
A tight indoor map where doors, rooms, power, and corner pressure matter more than long open chases.
Still checking
Current safe routes, objective spawns, and repaired exploit spots.
Survivor plan
- Treat every door and corner as a time resource, not just a place to run through.
- Keep objective pressure split so one Killer route does not clear the whole team.
- Rotate before a small room becomes a trap with no clean exit.
Killer plan
- Pressure tight paths and punish Survivors who repeat the same door route.
- Check objective rooms after forcing a chase break; another Survivor may replace the first one.
- Use corners and narrow movement to make traps, swings, or chase tools harder to dodge.
Common mistakes
- Stacking too many Survivors in a small room.
- Using every door early with no objective progress gained.
- Running the same obvious route after the Killer has already shown interest in it.
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Map routes make more sense once you understand objectives and barricading timing.
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Customer is safest for route learning, while support and stun classes ask for better timing.
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