Roblox Evade Maps Guide – Map List for All Difficulties (September 2026)

Voting for a map you cannot read is how good runs end early. This Evade Maps guide breaks the rotation down by difficulty. Now you know what you are walking into before the round loads. Over 200 maps sit in the catalogue once event and retired layouts are counted, with roughly 164 in active rotation. Higher difficulty pays better, but only if you survive the full three minutes.

What is the Purpose of Maps in Evade?

Every round drops you onto a map with a difficulty rating attached. The goal never changes. Outlast the Nextbots for three minutes.

Difficulty controls two things: how punishing the layout is, and how much you earn at the end. A cramped Expert map pays far more than a flat Easy one.

Maps rotate through player voting between rounds. Private servers let you pick a specific one. That is the cleanest way to practise a layout or farm a familiar map.

One scheduling rule catches everyone out. The final round on any map is always a special round, so the rules shift right as you get comfortable.

All Evade Map Difficulties Explained

All maps in Evade fall into four tiers. These difficulties describe layout complexity rather than Nextbot strength in each of them.

Difficulty	What to Expect	Best For
Easy	Wide open spaces, flat ground, few hazards	Learning movement and practising hops
Normal	Buildings, interiors, some vertical layers	Everyday play once you can strafe
Hard	Tight corridors, blocked sightlines, corner traps	Levels 20 and up, better payouts
Expert	Actively hostile layouts and dead ends everywhere	Endgame farming and long streaks

Pro Servers only ever show Hard and Expert maps. That mode unlocks at level 50, so the difficulty jump is deliberate rather than accidental.

Easy Maps in Evade

Our Evade list of maps starts here. Around 38 carry the Easy tag, most flat and built for movement practice.

Map	What Makes It Easy
Four Corners	Simple open layout with clear sightlines
Brutalist Void	Wide concrete runways for maximum speed
Baseplate	A bare platform, the classic practice ground
Flat and FlatGrass	Nothing to collide with at all
Greenscreen	Minimalist and used for movement drills
Trimp	Ramps and speed boosts, rare in rotation
Movement Map	Built specifically for technique practice
Rooftops	Vertical but forgiving, with a smaller variant too
Robloxity and Town of Robloxia	Classic Roblox layouts, open and readable
Indoor Courtyard	Enclosed but spacious with multiple exits

Others in this bracket include Borealis, Disco, Empty, Garbage Disposal, Military Base, Mictlan, Moon, Space, Speed, Surfing, and Winterfall Kingdom.

Do not dismiss these as beginner filler. Trimp and Movement Map are where experienced players drill bunny hopping without geometry punishing every mistake.

Normal Maps in Evade

The middle tier adds buildings, doorways, and interior spaces. You need spatial awareness rather than raw reflexes.

Map	Layout Notes
Backrooms	Repetitive yellow corridors that disorient during chases
Complex	Interior rooms with several connecting routes
Neighborhood	Houses and streets offering loops and cut throughs
Crossroads	A classic Roblox layout, open with central chokepoints
Underground Facility	Two floors with plenty of escape routes
Art Gallery	Enclosed rooms with predictable sightlines
Vibrance	Colourful and readable, popular in rotation

Normal maps are where most players spend their time. They reward learning one reliable loop per map rather than improvising every round.

Hard Maps in Evade

Roughly 45 maps sit at Hard. Corridors tighten, sightlines vanish, and getting cornered becomes a genuine risk.

Map	What you can Find Here
Poolrooms	Narrow tiled halls and shallow water limit dodging
Mansion	Multi storey with stairs and balconies to lose aggro
Desert Bus	Long open road, plus a bus that kills players and bots
Drab	A huge untextured complex that all looks identical
Maze	Sightline blocking walls where cornering is easy
Alleyways	Tight urban paths with limited escapes
Catacombs	Cramped underground passages
Work Facility	Narrow winding corridors, easy to trap yourself
Minecraft Cavern	Enclosed cave systems with vertical drops
Scorching Outpost	Open but hazardous, with punishing terrain

Also in this bracket: Atoll, Camp Cliffwood, Coastal Town, Cursed Cathedral, Indoor Water Park, and Warped Estate.

Desert Bus deserves special mention. The bus is a hazard that kills whatever it hits, players and Nextbots alike. Time your positioning and it becomes a weapon.

Expert Maps in Evade

The top tier is built to be hostile. Dead ends are common and the layouts actively work against you.

Map	The Challenge
Traprooms	The headline Expert map, carrying a hefty reward bonus
Death Maze	Dark and maze like, with near zero orientation
Elysium Tower	A tall open skyscraper demanding constant movement
Train Terminal	Active tracks and narrow platforms
Sewers	Labyrinthine and dark, a light is mandatory
Spleef	Floor tiles vanish, mixing platforming with evasion

Expert maps pay the most in the game, but only if you last. Being downed penalises your end of round reward, so a cautious Hard run often beats a failed Expert one.

Evade Event and Seasonal Maps

Around 62 maps are tied to events, split across Summer, Halloween, Christmas, and Spring collections. They rotate in and out with the calendar.

• Halloween– Pumpkin Emporium, Cemetery, Nightmare Library, Insane Asylum, Hallow’s Rail, and Fazbear Pizzeria.
• Christmas– Festive Workshop, Festive Gathering, Jolly Village, Frostlight Hollow, and Frosty Summit.
• Summer– Coral Reef, Ocean Drive, Inflatable Park, Nemo’s Rest, and Atoll.
• Spring and others– Hanami, Escalera, Prague Square, Hokkaido, Outdoor Zoo, Ravaged Galleon, and Valley View Mall.

Event maps often carry unique interactables and themed hazards. If one appears and you have never played it, treat the first round as reconnaissance rather than a serious attempt.

Special, Exclusive and Removed Evade Maps

Roblox Evade all maps do not share one rotation. Three separate categories sit outside the standard pool.

• Special maps– secret layouts that can only be forced using Robux.
• Exclusive maps– available on VIP servers only, never in public matchmaking.
• Removed maps– pulled from the game for various reasons, though many return during anniversary events.

Two more collections exist for completeness. Small Maps are compact layouts, and Interloper Mission Maps tie into specific mission content. Neither shows up in standard voting.

Map Hazards and Objectives in Evade

Layout is only half the story. Several maps carry environmental features that change how you play them.

• Instant kill hazards– voids and gorges kill on contact. Crucially they kill Nextbots too, so a well timed dodge near an edge can remove a pursuer entirely.
• Objectives– some maps let you complete interactive tasks. Rewards include badges, saferoom access, or a short lived advantage lasting seconds to minutes.
• Saferooms– a handful of maps hide secure rooms. Finding one turns a losing round into a survivable one.

Learning which maps have hazards is worth more than learning their layouts. Turning a map feature into a weapon is the fastest skill jump available.

Dark Evade Maps That Need a Light

Some layouts are functionally unplayable without a light source equipped.

• Backrooms
• Labyrinth
• Maze and Death Maze
• Traprooms
• Sewers
• Pumpkin Emporium

Bring a Lantern or Flashlight for team visibility, since those cast real light everyone benefits from. Night Vision only brightens your own screen and leaves teammates blind.

Which Evade Maps to Play at Your Level?

Vote for difficulty that matches your movement, not your ambition.

Your Level	Where to Play
1 to 20	Easy and Normal maps while you learn hopping
20 to 50	Hard maps once you can hold speed through corners
50 and above	Pro Servers for Hard and Expert exclusively
Practising movement	Private servers on Trimp or Movement Map

Rewards scale with difficulty, but so does the chance of being downed early. A completed Normal round frequently beats a failed Hard one on payout.

Legacy Layouts Are Back on the Rotation

Evade turned four this summer. The developers brought back over fourteen retired maps to mark it. They remain playable until the Summer Event closes.

This matters more than a nostalgia note. Older layouts tend to be simpler than the current rotation. That makes right now a forgiving window for learning to read maps.

The event itself runs on Bubbles, a collectible currency spent on cosmetics and emotes. It changes nothing about how maps play, though more rounds means more chances at the returning layouts.

Map rotations and event windows get announced in the official Evade Discord first. Load Evade on Roblox to see which retired maps are live right now.