Lost Temple - Symmetrical PvP Map: Jungle Ruins, Ziggurat and Ponds

  • GoreBox 27 — Lost Temple - Symmetrical PvP Map: Jungle Ruins, Ziggurat and Ponds
  • GoreBox 27 — Lost Temple - Symmetrical PvP Map: Jungle Ruins, Ziggurat and Ponds
  • GoreBox 27 — Lost Temple - Symmetrical PvP Map: Jungle Ruins, Ziggurat and Ponds
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A sunset over tropical jungles, ancient stone ruins, and two opposing squads positioned at opposite edges of the map. Lost Temple is a fully symmetrical competitive PvP arena designed for team battles featuring red versus blue, offering completely equal tactical conditions for both sides. The arena features a medium footprint of approximately 120 by 120 meters and suits both organized team shootouts and open sandbox matches.

Map Layout and Features:

  • Two faction bases at the outer edges, red base on the left and blue base on the right, each with 16 spawn points.
  • Walled base perimeters fitted with twin archway exits and a corner watchtower.
  • Central three-tiered ziggurat with platforms at 2, 4, and 6 meters, four-sided approach ramps, and a marble altar surrounded by pillars on top.
  • Central plaza ruins containing collapsed walls, column fragments, and an elevated three-meter balcony with access ramp.
  • Northern and southern flanking lanes featuring water ponds, stone stepping paths, wooden walkways, and 4.5-meter high arch bridges for overhead fire.
  • Multi-level verticality offering sniper vantage points on towers and bridges alongside flanking routes through waterways and stone rubble.
  • Palm trees, oaks, supply crates, explosive barrels, and low stone barrier walls serving as combat cover.
  • Warm evening sunset lighting cast across the entire arena grounds.

Installation:

  1. Extract the downloaded map archive.
  2. Launch GoreBox 27.
  3. Navigate to the map pool menu.
  4. Click the import button.
  5. Select the extracted map file.

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