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Maps are the playing field in Typical Colors 2. A space that your character can move around in is usually considered a map.

Each map has its own specific gamemode attached to it, with its own unique objectives required for a team to win the round. The maps vary in size accordingly to these objectives. For an in-depth description on each gamemode, visit their respective pages.

So far, there are a total of 137 maps that have been documented and recorded to be playable within Typical Colors 2.

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Take these into account while viewing the maps:

  • An active map is a map that is in the current map pool, and is playable through joining a normal server.
  • An active (rare) map is a map that is in the current map pool, but is rarer then the other active maps. The rarity can be a small to huge difference.
  • A temporarily retired map is a map that was temporarily removed from the active map pool and will be added back again soon. This is most common with seasonal maps like Snoduct or Badwater Event.
  • A retired map is a map that was once in the active map pool that is no longer publicly available, but can still be accessed in community servers.
  • A community server exclusive map is a map that is only playable through selecting it from the community server map list.
  • A developer only map is a map that is only playable if a Developer or Contributor picks the map.
  • A removed map is self-explanatory; it is no longer in the game whatsoever, not even in community servers.
  • A scrapped map is a map that was meant to be in the active map pool, but never ended being in the game due to various reasons.
  • An unreleased map is a map that is currently being worked on and will be added soon to the active map pool.

Standard Gamemodes

Arena

Main Article: Arena

Attack/Defense

Main Article: Attack/Defense


Capture the Flag

Main Article: Capture the Flag

Control Points

Main Article: Control Points

King of the Hill

Main Article: King of the Hill

Payload

Main Article: Payload

Player Destruction

Main Article: Player Destruction

Team Deathmatch

Main Article: Team Deathmatch

Special Gamemodes

Infection

Main Article: Infection

Medieval

Main Article: Medieval

Prop Hunt

Main Article: Prop Hunt

Team Deathmatch

Main Article: Team Deathmatch

Training

Main Article: Training

Vs. Bosses

Main Article: Vs. Bosses

None

These maps have no gamemode, and rounds can only be ended via an admin panel.

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