Maps | Code Vein 2 Wiki

Maps in Code Vein 2 are essential survival tools that provide players with critical spatial awareness while navigating the game's complex Dungeons and interconnected ruins. Unlike standard navigation systems, the maps in Code Vein 2 are often shrouded in mystery and require active exploration to decipher. This page compiles high-resolution images of the game's areas to assist Revenants in locating vital Items, hidden Weapons, Blood Veils, and locating the resting grounds of Bosses.

For the Overworld Map in Code Vein 2, please check our Code Vein 2 Interactive Map.

Code Vein 2 Dungeon Maps Guide

Map Mechanics & Exploration Guide for Code Vein 2

What are Dungeons in Code Vein 2?

Exploring the dungeons in Code Vein 2 introduces unique mechanics that differentiate it from its predecessor. Understanding how to read the terrain and clear "fog" is crucial for 100% completion.

Dungeon Structure: The maps listed below correspond to specific Dungeons and Ruin layers found throughout the game world. Each area is a labyrinth containing shortcuts, vertical layers, and loot.
The Importance of Mistles: Activating Mistles (indicated by the icon) acts as your primary checkpoint. Always prioritize reaching these to save your map progress.
Resurrection Monuments and Return Stone: You can resurrect your character at Resurrection Monuments (usually found before fighting a Boss). The Return Stone can teleport you back to the dungeon entrance.
Enemy Alerts: Note the Red Warning Triangles on the maps (e.g., Putrid Darkborn). These indicate high-threat elite enemies or Bosses that guard valuable loot.

What Are Map Jammers in Code Vein 2?

A new environmental hazard in Code Vein 2 is the presence of Map Jammers. These are grotesque, organic structures resembling small trees fused from human torsos. For a list of all Map Jammers, please visit the All Map Jammer Locations page.

Map Jammers play a pivotal role in exploration:

Defeating the map jammers found in each area will reveal the surrounding terrain information on the map."

Fog of War: When you enter a new dungeon, your map may be obscured or "jammed," preventing you from seeing the mini-map.
Priority Target: Upon encountering a Map Jammer, destroy it immediately. Doing so lifts the electronic fog, permanently revealing the layout of the immediate area, highlighting hidden paths, and marking nearby loot locations.