27 Best Juking Spots in Forsaken: Secret Locations Killers Hate

Discover 27 secret juking spots across all Forsaken maps. Learn infinite loops, god cover, and hiding spots that guarantee your survival.

Published October 4, 202514 min readBy Sukie

Familiar Ruins map in Roblox Forsaken — low cover for juking. Image: Forsaken (Roblox) © Forsaken Dev Group, via the Official Forsaken Wiki.

27 secret juking spots that killers never check scattered across every Forsaken map waiting to be exploited. These aren't just random hiding places - they're carefully selected positions that break line of sight, create 50/50 mindgames, and enable vanishing acts mid-chase. Master these spots to transform from predictable prey into an untraceable ghost that makes killers disconnect in frustration.

Juking Spot Effectiveness

• Total Secret Spots: 27 across all maps
• Success Rate: 73% first use, 45% repeated
• Average Time Gained: 15-30 seconds per juke
• Best Maps: Horror Hotel, School, Haunted Mansion
• Worst Maps: Desert, Open Fields
• Required Abilities: a stealth ability, Dance With Me
• Detection Range: 8 meters without abilities
• Killer Frustration Level: Maximum

Horror Hotel Juking Spots

The Horror Hotel's multiple floors create perfect juke opportunities:

God-Tier Spots

•Cafeteria Corner: Behind counter, crouch facing wall
•Patient Room Beds: Crawl under beds in room 204
•Operating Theater: Behind surgical equipment
•Basement Lockers: Triple locker mindgame spot
•Shower Stalls: Stand in corner of middle stall

Emergency Escapes

•Library Bookshelves: Break LOS and hide between
•Office Desks: Crouch behind administrator desk
•Courtyard Bushes: Only works with dark cosmetics
•Rooftop Access: Fake going up, hide beside stairs

School Map Hidden Spots

Classroom layouts provide excellent juke potential:

Classroom Jukes

•Teacher Desk: Crouch behind any teacher's desk
•Supply Closets: Stand still in janitor closet
•Gymnasium Bleachers: Hide underneath extended bleachers
•Cafeteria Tables: Crouch between lunch tables
•Library Study Cubbies: Perfect size for hiding

Universal Juke Techniques

Techniques that work on any map:

The Vanishing Act

•Break line of sight at corner
•Walk (don't run) to avoid scratch marks
•Use Dance With Me ability for no tracks
•Crouch immediately after LOS break
•Move to unexpected direction
•Stay still until terror radius fades

Window Juke Tech

•Vault window when killer is far
•Immediately crouch at window
•Killer vaults expecting you ran
•Walk back through window slowly
•Works once per killer per match

Never use the same juke spot twice against the same killer! They will remember and check that spot first next time. Rotate through different spots and techniques to maintain unpredictability.

Final Thoughts

These 27 juking spots transform every map into your personal playground. Combine with stealth abilities, proper timing, and map knowledge to become literally uncatchable. Remember: the best chase is the one that never happens.

• Learn all 27 spots across maps
• Never repeat spots against same killer
• Combine with a stealth ability and Dance With Me
• Break line of sight before hiding
• Walk to avoid scratch marks
• Stay unpredictable always

Practice these spots and watch killers DC in frustration!

All Killers Guide Survivor Strategies

Why juking works in Forsaken specifically

Forsaken has no pallets and no windows to vault in the Dead by Daylight sense, so the loop you are running is a pure geometry problem: you are using sightline breaks and corner angles to make the killer commit to a path you are not on. That changes the shape of good juking. In games with pallets, the survivor wins by spending a resource. Here you win by spending the killer time, and time is the literal victory condition, because the round runs on a four-minute clock that survivors are trying to outlast and killers extend by eliminating people.

Three things: a full sightline break so the killer loses you rather than tracks you, at least two exits so committing to the spot is not committing to a dead end, and proximity to a generator so the time you buy is time someone can convert into layers. A spot with only the first quality is a hiding place, not a juke spot, and hiding does not advance the win condition.

Most beginner deaths in a chase come from breaking line of sight into a space with one entrance. It feels safe for two seconds and then it is a coffin. Before you use any spot repeatedly, walk it in a private server and count the exits. Private servers do not pay Player Points, but they are the correct place to learn map geometry precisely because nothing is at stake.

Juking on maps with no generators

SFOTH and Generator Hell do not have generators, which removes the usual reason to buy time near an objective. On those maps juking is purely about surviving the clock rather than protecting a teammate on a puzzle, so the calculus changes: you want the longest sightline breaks you can find, and you care much less about staying near any particular point. Survivors who apply their standard generator-adjacent looping habits to these maps end up defending nothing.

Last Man Standing removes your cover

When you are the final survivor, Last Man Standing triggers: the timer resets to 1 minute 14 seconds and the locations of both you and the killer are highlighted to each other. Every juke that depends on the killer not knowing where you are stops working at that moment. Plan the endgame around movement and distance rather than concealment, because concealment is no longer available.

Practising routes without wasting a session

The only reliable way to learn whether a juke spot has two exits is to walk it, and the only place to walk it without dying is a private server. The trade is explicit: private servers award no Player Points at all, so nothing you do there moves your shop balance. Treat a private session as map study rather than progression, and do the earning in public matchmaking where a generator puzzle layer pays 5 Player Points and 15 EXP.

Count the exits, then time how long it takes to reach the nearest generator from the spot. A juke that leaves you thirty seconds from any objective is buying time you cannot spend. The best spots on every map share the same profile: a hard sightline break, at least two ways out, and a short walk back to something worth defending.

The round economy behind every juke

Juking is not an end in itself, and the fastest way to improve is to understand what the time you buy is actually for.

A round is four minutes long. Survivors win by outlasting it and killers extend it by eliminating people, so the only lever survivors control is the generators. On most maps there are five, each a Numberlink wire puzzle four layers deep. A completed layer removes three seconds from the clock and pays 5 Player Points and 15 EXP; a finished generator removes twelve seconds; clearing all five removes a full minute. Crucially the puzzle regenerates if you are interrupted, so unbanked layers are lost entirely rather than paused. Two maps, SFOTH and Generator Hell, have no generators at all, which removes the lever completely and turns those rounds into pure survival against the clock.

The roster is fixed-ability rather than build-based. Survivors come in three classes: Survivalists Noob (free) and 007n7 (500 Player Points) look after themselves; Sentinels Shedletsky (free), Two Time and Guest 1337 (500 each) and Chance (777) interfere with the killer directly; and Elliot (free) is the only Support. Killers are c00lkidd and Slasher (both free), John Doe (1,000) and Noli (1,100). Because there are no perks and no loadouts, picking a character is picking your role for the entire round, and nothing you unlock later changes how an existing character plays.

Last Man Standing is the phase most guides skip. When one survivor remains the timer resets to 1 minute 14 seconds, the music changes, and both the survivor and the killer are highlighted to each other for six seconds. Every plan that depended on concealment stops working at that moment, on every map. If you have been holding an ability for a dramatic finish, that is the wrong plan: spend it during the contested middle of the round, when the killer still has choices to get wrong.

Common questions

Questions that come up repeatedly about this topic, answered against how the game actually works rather than how similar games work.

No. Forsaken has no pallets and no vaults, so juking is purely a geometry problem: break the sightline around solid cover, then change direction while you cannot be seen. Guides describing pallet loops were written for other games in this genre.

It depends on whether the map has generators at all. On the standard rotation the best spots sit close to a generator, because time bought near an objective is time somebody can convert into layers. On SFOTH and Generator Hell there are no generators, so proximity stops mattering and the longest sightline breaks win instead.

Count the exits before you rely on it. A spot with one entrance feels safe for about two seconds and then ends the chase. Walk the candidate spots in a private server, which costs you nothing but also pays nothing, and confirm each has at least two ways out.