Create a Custom Minigame Using the Map Layout

Designing Your Minigame Concept

Think about what gameplay you want. Popular options include:

• Infection: One player starts as an "animatronic" and tags others; tagged players join them
• Parkour Challenge: Race through specific rooms in a set order
• Scavenger Hunt: Hide items (using item frames or dropped blocks) in different locations for players to find
• Survival Mode: Players must reach the security office while others try to block them

Setting Clear Rules

Define your minigame's boundaries and win conditions before starting. Specify which rooms are accessible, whether players can use certain shortcuts, and what counts as winning. Communicate these rules to all participants so everyone understands the objective.

Using the Environment

Leverage the map's features:

• Use the dark hallways for tension and navigation challenges
• Designate the security office as a safe zone or final objective
• Use the stage area as a gathering point or starting location
• Create checkpoints players must visit in order

Testing and Adjusting

Run through your minigame once to identify issues. Adjust rules if some areas are too easy to defend or if certain routes are overpowered. Refine based on player feedback for future rounds.