All Forsaken Maps 2026: Every Public & Private-Server Map Explained

All Forsaken maps in 2026, from the Official Forsaken Wiki: 19 public maps you can be sent to in matchmaking, 11 private-server-exclusive maps that only load through the command panel, and 9 variants. Every public map runs the same core objective — five generators on a round clock of three to four minutes — two of them have added a side objective since update 5.3.0 (Clean Graffiti on BrandonWorks, Feed the Orange on Horror Hotel), and exactly one map in the game has no objective at all. This is the complete list of all Forsaken maps as the game stands in October 2026, built from the wiki's Maps page and the individual map pages rather than from memory or from other people's tier lists. Two things make that distinction matter. First, the public pool has grown to nineteen maps and several of them — BrandonWorks, Pirate Bay, Classic Battlegrounds — rarely appear in guides at all, while a scrapped map, Haunted Mansion, still turns up in lists as if it were live. Second, a lot of "map guides" for this game describe windows to vault, lockers to hide in and pallets to drop; none of those exist in Forsaken, so any layout advice built on them is describing another game. What you will find here instead is what each map is based on, who built it, when it shipped, whether it is public or private-server-only, what its objective is, and which maps genuinely change how a round plays. Where the wiki records a lore connection, it is noted. Where it records nothing about layout, neither do we.

The 19 Public Maps (Release Order)

Every map the wiki lists under "Released". All nineteen use the standard objective: five generators, each repaired by completing five 7x7 Numberlink puzzles (four 6x6 puzzles before update 5.1.0).

Source: Official Forsaken Wiki, Maps page and individual map pages, read 9 September 2026. Creator credits are as the wiki lists them; a dash means the Maps page does not name one.

What every public map has in common

Before the differences, the sameness — because it is the part most map guides get wrong. Every one of the nineteen public maps runs the identical objective, and the wiki records no per-map rule changes.

The maps with a story attached

Several maps are tied to the game's characters, and the wiki records those connections explicitly.

Variants: nine maps with a second look

The wiki lists nine variants, each a re-themed version of a public map. They are New Glass Houses (3.1.0), Bluuworld C00l Carnival (3.1.0), Memories Underground War (3.1.0), Halloween Yorick's Resting Place (3.2.0), Classic Familiar Ruins (3.4.3), Aurora Planet Voss (3.5.3), Sakura Ultimate Assassin Grounds (4.0.0), Neon Night Beach House Paradise (5.1.0) and Ethereal Tempest (5.1.0). All run the standard generator objective. Planet Voss is additionally noted as the only map to have been completely remade twice because of gameplay issues, and C00l Carnival has received several reworks.

The 11 Private-Server-Exclusive Maps

Reached only through the command panel in a private server, where the wiki notes no Player Points are earned. Three of them change or remove the objective.

Source: Official Forsaken Wiki, Maps page "Exclusive" section. Some individual map pages still say "one of 12 private server exclusive maps"; the Maps page lists eleven, and Haunted Mansion — the twelfth — is marked scrapped.

The four maps that change how a round plays

Because every public map runs the same generator objective, the maps that genuinely alter strategy are mostly private-server ones — plus one situation that can happen anywhere. The exception since update 5.3.0 is a pair of public side objectives: on BrandonWorks, cleaning five graffiti with a Spray Bottle opens a room under the castle where you can pick up one special item, and on Horror Hotel, feeding the Orange fruit four times makes it roll away and unlock part of the map (Official Forsaken Wiki, Objectives and Maps pages, read 20 October 2026).

Questions about the map pool

Short answers to the searches that bring people here.

Every map, one rule

Forsaken's map pool is nineteen public maps that all play the generator objective (two with a 5.3.0 side objective), eleven private-server maps of which three change it, nine variants, and one scrapped mansion. Learn generator and item positions, ignore any guide that talks about vaults or lockers (Forsaken has no vaults and no lockers), and treat SFOTH, the Generator Hells and Legacy as the exceptions they are. When the pool changes, the wiki's Maps page changes first and this page follows it.

• • 19 public maps (release order from BrandonWorks to Roblox HQ), all five-generator maps
• • 11 private-server maps via the command panel; no Player Points earned there
• • SFOTH has no objective; Generator Hell uses old generators; Legacy uses Totems
• • 9 variants, from New Glass Houses (3.1.0) to Ethereal Tempest (5.1.0)
• • Haunted Mansion is scrapped — it is not in the game