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Exit 8 — Best Hiding Spots

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The Exit 8 · Collab underground corridor

Official collaboration map with The Exit 8 (8番出口), shipped in v3.5.0 (August 1, 2026 per Steam News). Famitsu and Game*Spark describe the familiar underground corridor — tiled passages, station signage, fluorescent strips — plus chaotic "anomaly-like" zones and a looping layout. Third official collab after HIKAKIN Museum and Garten of Banban. JP social threads note hiding feels hard because players already know the corridor silhouette; early meta favors anomaly chaos blends and tile/sign dual-tone seams over clean walkway camping. Lottery may default OFF for collaboration maps — enable Exit 8 manually. All hiding spots remain experimental.

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Pro Tips

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    Dual-sample corridor tile and grout — flat beige fills read as stickers on the iconic Exit 8 walls (Famitsu theme).

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    Lean into anomaly / chaotic zones when the clean loop is too readable — Game*Spark notes messy areas exist alongside familiar passages.

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    Station signage and ad panels reward frame-edge paints; keep limbs inside the panel rectangle.

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    Collaboration maps may be OFF in random lottery by default (v2.7.0 rule) — enable Exit 8 manually if your group wants it.

Hot Zones

Tiled Corridor Walls

Iconic subway tile + grout dual-tone blends.

Anomaly Chaos Zones

Messy / distorted areas for "anomaly-like" mimics.

Clean Loop Walkway

Familiar open sightlines — players already know the silhouette.

Danger Zones

Straight Corridor Center

Wide sightlines punish imperfect paint on bright tile floors.

Lit Station Fronts

Strong fluorescent light exposes value mismatch on wall panels.

Hidden Spots on Exit 8

6 verified hiding spots linked to this map

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