A Greek seaside town built as a 5v5 combat map. White houses with blue shutters, cobblestone streets, a stone windmill, a bell tower facing the sea, cafe terraces and a vaulted wine cellar. The map is built around two bomb sites, A and B, connected by tight passages, alleys and a tunnel under the street. Delivered as a complete Unreal Engine 5.8 project, ready to play.
What's included
- Fully built map, open the project and play, nothing to import
- Two bomb sites, A and B, with direction signs, tight passages, alleys and a tunnel under the street
- 9,485 unique Static Meshes placed 10,827 times across the map
- 1.9 million unique triangles (2.24 million as placed)
- Nanite enabled on the Static Meshes, so no LODs to manage
- Collision on every model (Complex Collision As Simple), 10,827 blocking instances, 0 errors
- Animated sea with real Gerstner waves and real-time reflections
- Dynamic Lumen lighting with ray tracing and Virtual Shadow Maps, nothing baked
- Lightmap UVs verified on every mesh, none missing
- Playable Windows demo, walk the whole map before buying
Technical details
- Engine
- Unreal Engine 5.8
- Formats
- Unreal project, Blender
- Meshes
- 9485
- Triangles
- 1,903,193
- Collision
- Complex Collision As Simple on every mesh (10,827 instances, 0 failures)
- LODs
- None (Nanite)
- Rigged
- No
- Animated
- Water surface only (Gerstner wave shader)
- Characters
- 0
Includes
Complete Unreal Engine 5.8 project (Complete project), plus the Blender source file (.blend).
Important notes
This pack contains environment geometry only, no weapons, no game logic and no bomb/defuse scripts, the bomb sites are set dressing and signage. Doors are static geometry; interactive door functionality requires the separate Nythrox Interactive Door plugin. The windmills are static and do not turn. The animated water uses a Gerstner wave shader derived from the MIT-licensed Fishies project, with its notice included. No Overview map in this release.
Ideal for
Objective-based multiplayer modes, search and destroy prototypes, or as a Greek coastal town environment for any project.