No More Room in Hell 2 Raven Rock Map Guide: The Bunker Descent (1.0)
Raven Rock is the sixth Objective map, added at the 1.0 Armageddon launch (August 11, 2026) — and the first to go underground. Set on the outskirts of mountainous southern Pennsylvania, it drops Responders outside an underground military bunker with orders to investigate what happened to the emergency-operations personnel inside. It shares its name with the real Raven Rock Mountain Complex, Pennsylvania's famous "underground Pentagon" — a setting the premise leans into hard.
What Torn Banner has confirmed
- A descending flow "different than any location prior" — where other maps spread squads across a surface, Raven Rock funnels them downward into the installation, taking "civilian eyes where they aren't supposed to see."
- Deliberate mystery: the developers kept the map's chains under wraps pre-launch — "somewhat mysterious with plenty of surprises" was the official line, and the reveal blog showed less of this map than any previous one.
- Standard per-run codes: keypads inside follow the same generated-per-run rules as everywhere else — no fixed code list exists (see door codes).
What the descent structure means for your squad
- Chokepoints replace open routing: bunker corridors mean the horde comes from fewer directions — but so does your escape. Barricade discipline and fallback plans matter more than map knowledge here.
- Darkness returns: underground levels make this the flashlight-management map — one-handers with off-hand light, gun-lights on the MC-15/M7A1 (weapons database), and battery spares on Nightmare.
- Extraction pressure: a descent in means a climb out. Budget stamina and ammo for the return leg — the run isn't over at the bottom.
Route data: filling in now
Raven Rock launched days ago, and unlike the EA maps there was no test-server period — the community is mapping objective chains, POI names and spawn logic right now. We're tracking Steam discussions, the official Discord and early route videos, and this page will grow per-objective walkthroughs (like our Power Plant and Pottsville guides) as consensus firms up. What's above is the officially confirmed picture — nothing speculative.
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