Brotato maps
Updated for Brotato 1.2.0.1 · checked 2026-11-05
3 rows
| Name | Set | Waves | Hazard | Evidence status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crash Zone | Base game | 20 waves | Rocks, trees; the default zone. | 1 source Official store page |
| The Abyss | Abyssal Terrors (2024-10-25) | 20 waves | Underwater; Curse and Abyss enemies. | 1 source Official store page |
| The Jungle | Primal Dread (2026-11-02, PC) | 20 waves | Holes in the ground, flying dinosaurs, Evolution (Mecha/Mutant). | 1 source Official store page |
There are three maps, not an exploration atlas. Crash Zone is the base zone: rocks, trees, twenty waves. The Abyss shipped with Abyssal Terrors on 25 Oct 2024, also twenty waves, and it is where Curse and the Abyss elites live. The Jungle shipped with Primal Dread on PC on 2 Nov 2026: burrows, flying dinosaurs, and the Evolution pickups.
The wiki does not have a standalone map page I could open, so this comparison sits on the two DLC store pages plus the patch notes. Nightmare fog and environmental shots are described as applying on the maps that have the mode, not as a fourth map.
Item sets let you turn a DLC's map off without uninstalling it. That switch is explained on the save-data page.
Related pages
FAQ
How do you reach the Abyss?
Own Abyssal Terrors. The map is part of that DLC, not a hidden base-game door.
Is the Jungle on consoles?
Not on 5 Nov 2026. Gematsu's report of the developer note puts consoles and phones in early 2027.
Sources
Public pages linked below were compared on 2026-11-05. Rows with one source are labeled; differing catalogs retain their own counts.
- Steam store page for Brotato — checked 2026-11-05
- Steam store page for Abyssal Terrors — checked 2026-11-05
- Steam store page for Primal Dread — checked 2026-11-05
- Gematsu on Primal Dread platforms — checked 2026-11-05