Selectable maps are confirmed by the August 1 public description. Space is the only map name supported by captured public notes: a July 21 fix addressed its Free Parking visuals. The current full map list, property tables, special spaces, and mode compatibility must come from the live selector.
Currently documented map index
This is a “currently documented” index, not a claim that Space is the only map. Unsupported names are omitted rather than guessed from screenshots or other Monopoly products.
Compare a map before queueing
Read the exact selector label and description. Note whether it identifies mechanical differences or only visual style. Then inspect mode and modifiers separately; a Free Parking behavior may come from a modifier rather than the map.
Useful comparison fields are map name, property groups, board spaces, special areas, card spaces, visual readability, camera behavior, mode compatibility, modifier interactions, and check date. Leave a field blank when the current UI does not disclose it.
Separate visuals from mechanics
The Space note concerned Free Parking visuals, showing why presentation and behavior should be tested separately. A visual defect does not necessarily alter the underlying rule. Conversely, a different board layout can change decisions even when the economic values look familiar.
If a space appears wrong, capture the selected map, modifier state, landing result, and displayed amount. Compare a fresh server before declaring a persistent rule change.
Strategy across maps
Do not carry a property ranking from another board without verifying costs, rents, group layout, and movement. Evaluate assets using the current card, set leverage, visible player positions, and cash. A map can also affect interface readability, making careful confirmation more important.
The Properties and Rent guide explains how to build a current property record, while Strategy avoids unsupported universal rankings.
Map troubleshooting
If the loaded map differs from your selection, record the queue summary and loaded board. Check whether a party leader or another selection stage changed it. Rejoin once and report a reproducible mismatch.
If labels, spaces, or Free Parking visuals are incorrect, note graphics settings, device, server, mode, and modifiers. A July fix does not prove later visual bugs cannot occur.
Maps FAQ
What maps are available now?
The complete live list was not available in public evidence. Read the current selector.
Is Space an official map name?
It appears in a dated exact-game Free Parking visual fix, so it is a verified historical name.
Do all maps use the same rules?
No universal claim is made. Compare selector text, board spaces, mode, and modifiers.
Why omit screenshots and guessed names?
A partial or wrong-game image cannot establish a canonical map. This guide publishes only traceable exact-game facts.
Submit a useful map observation
Record the exact label, selector description, full setup, distinctive spaces, property fields, and check date. Avoid player names and private chat. One structured observation is more useful than an unlabeled image.
Accessibility and readability
A good map choice is not only strategic. Check contrast between pieces and spaces, text size, camera obstruction, animation clarity, and whether important prompts remain readable on your device. If the selector offers no accessibility detail, test cautiously with bots when available before committing a group to a long match.
Report visual problems with the exact map and device. A Free Parking art mismatch on Space needs different evidence from a rule or payout mismatch.
Keep aliases from becoming duplicate maps
Record the label exactly as the selector shows it. A shortened community name, translated name, or visual theme description may refer to the same map. Compare screenshots and selector context before adding another index entry. This prevents a partial list from inflating into several duplicate “maps.”