Metropolis

Metropolis is a fictional city in the DC Comics Universe. It is Superman's base of operations.

Appears in 24 games

First appeared in Superman

Caribbean

The Caribbean/West Indies is a region that consists of the Caribbean sea and its Islands.

Appears in 64 games

First appeared in Critical Mass

Outer Haven

Outer Haven is a massive warship, built by the Patriots, retrofitted to put the final process of Ocelot's plan into motion.

Appears in 1 games

First appeared in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots

Gotham City

Gotham City is a fictional city in the DC Comics Universe. It serves as the home to Batman and to his many sidekicks and villains.

Appears in 51 games

First appeared in Batman

Hydro

Hydro is a territory control map that is split into several different areas, and randomly chosen connection paths.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in The Orange Box

New York City

The city that never sleeps. Home to Times Square, Broadway, and the Empire State Building. It is the largest city in the United States.

Appears in 618 games

First appeared in Spider-Man

Paragon City

City which the Super Hero-based MMORPG City of Heroes takes place. Yes, it's in Rhode Island.

Appears in 3 games

First appeared in City of Heroes

Jacinto Plateau

The only safe haven that the COG have from the Locusts so far...

Appears in 1 games

First appeared in Gears of War 2

Batcave

The Batcave is the secret lair of The Dark Knight. A cavernous series of connecting cave systems located deep below Wayne Manor, the Batcave provides both storage and sanctuary to Batman during his fight against crime.

Appears in 18 games

First appeared in Batman

Asgard

A realm in Norse mythology belonging to the gods.

Appears in 16 games

First appeared in Valhalla

Hamburger Hole

A mini-golf course featuring a bouncing hamburger. The aim was to get your ball into the hole beneath before it was knocked back across the green. The course also featured a bottle of squirty tomato ketchup that could aid you on your quest.

Appears in 1 games

First appeared in Will Harvey's Zany Golf

Badlands

CP_Badlands is a remake of the classic CTF_Badlands from Team Fortress Classic. Much of the map has been changed and the map type has been changed from capture the flag to control point and arena.

Appears in 3 games

First appeared in Team Fortress Classic

Turbine

Turbine is a symmetrical CTF map set inside a large industrial compound.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in The Orange Box

Nibelheim

The hometown of Cloud Strife and Tifa Lockheart.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in Final Fantasy VII

Fastlane

A control point map with five points in the style of Badlands. Its symmetrical layout provides for high-speed and well-balanced gameplay, while the multiple indoor routes, connected to larger outdoor arenas, provide a wide set of interesting and varied combat spaces.

Appears in 1 games

First appeared in Team Fortress 2

Palma

Palma/Palm/Parma/Parm is the temperate planet of the Algol star system, second from its sun.

Appears in 6 games

First appeared in Phantasy Star

Shibuya Terminal

Opening level of Jet Set Radio on Dreamcast. Also returned as a tennis court in SEGA Superstars Tennis. Returns as a second level in Jet Set Radio Future.

Appears in 3 games

First appeared in Jet Grind Radio

Groznyj Grad

Groznyi Grad is from Metal Gear Solid 3. Means "Formidable fortress" in Russian. Bulit as an impregnable fortress run by Colonel Volgin. A Metal Gear precursor known as the Shagohod was built there.

Appears in 6 games

First appeared in Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater

Dust 2

Dust 2 is a demolition (de_) map from the Counter-Strike franchise.

Appears in 4 games

First appeared in Half-Life: Counter-Strike

Aperture Science Enrichment Center

The laboratory in which the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device is tested and the home of GLaDOS. Science experiments are carried out here on selected members of the human race for the benefit of 'those who are still alive.'

Appears in 7 games

First appeared in Toki Tori

Normandy

A region of northern France, Normandy was once a powerful fiefdom that conquered England in 1066. In video games, it most often serves as a backdrop for the massive Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied France during World War II.

Appears in 52 games

First appeared in Battle for Normandy

Tamriel

The unique High-Fantasy setting the Elder Scrolls series takes place in. It is made up of nine different provinces with the capital Imperial province of Cyrodiil situated in the middle. The name is Elvish for 'Dawn's Beauty'.

Appears in 12 games

First appeared in The Elder Scrolls: Arena

Twinsun

Twinsun is a relatively new planet on the outskirts of a remote galaxy. The Little Big Adventure(Relentless) games takes place on this planet.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in Relentless: Twinsen's Adventure

Gold Rush

The first Payload map for Team Fortress 2, Gold Rush is a 3 staged attacker-defender map centered around pushing a cart full of explosives into enemy territory.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in The Orange Box

Ancient Greece

Historically speaking a period from 1100 B.C. to 146 A.C. ending with the Roman conquest after the battle of Corinth, however it also envelops all of the Greek myths (including the ones of creation), Greek tales, and Classical Greek places that appear in a multitude of games.

Appears in 64 games

First appeared in Minotaur

Algol

Algol is an eclipsing binary star system 92.8 light years from Earth, also known as The Demon Star and Beta Persei. The Algol planetary system is where most of the Phantasy Star series takes place; known as Algo in Phantasy Star II.

Appears in 9 games

First appeared in Phantasy Star

Northrend

Northrend is one of three continents in Azeroth. It first appeared in Warcraft III and is the main location of World of Warcraft's second expansion - Wrath of The Lich King. The continent consists of 9 zones with content for players who are level 68-80.

Appears in 1 games

First appeared in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne

The White House

The White House in Washington, D. C. is the residence of the President of the United States of America. It is located on 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Appears in 24 games

First appeared in Bad Dudes

Midgar

Midgar is a city that serves as the capital of Gaia - where the Final Fantasy VII universe takes place.

Appears in 4 games

First appeared in Final Fantasy VII

Hotel Dusk

The location in which Hotel Dusk: Room 215 takes place.

Appears in 1 games

First appeared in Hotel Dusk: Room 215

Bullworth Academy

Bullworth Academy, the school were bullying is at it's highest and as Jimmy Hopkins you demand respect from all of the other students. You run this school.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in Bully

Strike At Karkand

One of the most popular maps from Battlefield 2, Strike At Karkand is an intense firefight within the streets of Karkand between the MEC and the US.

Appears in 3 games

First appeared in Battlefield 2

Konoha Village

This is the "hidden leaf" village where Naruto grew up. It's also the main village in the Naruto universe. It was founded by the first and second hokages as well as Madara Uchiha. The village is based on Masashi Kishimoto's (Creator of Naruto) hometown.

Appears in 37 games

First appeared in Naruto: Clash of Ninja

Undercity

The Undercity, located in the South of Tirisfal Glades, is the capital city of the Forsaken race in World of Warcraft.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade

Sigil

The main location in Planescape: Torment. The city is divided into several wards, and its alignment is true neutral.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in Planescape: Torment

Las Vegas

Whatever happens in Vegas, is bound to come back to bite you in the ass.

Appears in 120 games

First appeared in Las Vegas

Wimbledon

Wimbledon is a tennis stadium in England. It appears in Tennis games as it is the location of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships, which is one of the 4 prestigious grand slam events in the tennis calendar.

Appears in 9 games

First appeared in Wimbledon' 64

Hill Valley

Hill Valley is a fictional location from the Back To the Future franchise. It is the main setting of the movie series and the main setting in numerous video game settings in this franchise. With time travel, we get to see Hill Valley in the past, present (1985) and future.

Appears in 13 games

First appeared in Back to the Future

Xen

A dimensional border world populated with alien species from a variety of planets and realities, Xen is an important location of the original Half-Life.

Appears in 3 games

First appeared in Half-Life

Orgrimmar

Orgrimmar is the capital city of the orcs and trolls in World of Warcraft, and is also considered by most to be the capital city of the Horde. Orgrimmar is located at the northern edge of Durotar on the continent of Kalimdor.

Appears in 5 games

First appeared in World of Warcraft

Raccoon City

The setting of the first and several subsequent Resident Evil games is utterly overrun by zombies created by the Umbrella Corporation's runaway T-virus.

Appears in 15 games

First appeared in Resident Evil

Hyperbolic Time Chamber

A location in the DBZ universe in Kami's Lookout. The Z-Warriors used it to get a year's worth of training in one Earth-day.

Appears in 12 games

First appeared in Dragon Ball Z: Super Butoden

Planet Namek

Planet Namek is a fictional planet in the Dragonball Z universe. It is the location of many of the show's major events. The planet also appears in most Dragonball Z games.

Appears in 40 games

First appeared in Dragon Ball: Daimaou Fukkatsu

Planet Vegeta

The now destroyed homeworld of the Saiyans.

Appears in 6 games

First appeared in Dragon Ball Z: Super Butoden 2