Office Sector floor map: verified landmarks, silos, and tram links

How to read this Office Sector map

The Office Sector is the first major facility sector and a transport hub for later routes. Its fiction describes twelve levels, but only three are explorable. This guide maps those three floors by confirmed landmarks and connections rather than inventing a room-by-room coordinate system.

The diagram is relational: it shows which floor contains each major landmark, portal silo, and tram group. It does not claim that two boxes are the same walking distance apart. Use wall signs and room names for the final turn.

Diagram basis: the current Office Sector location list. It is an original schematic, not a scale drawing. The official wiki notes that older Level 1 map art contains outdated labels, so this guide follows the current text listing.

Level 1: start, plaza, and the main tram hub

Cafeteria

The Cafeteria is the starting area and a relatively safe staging point. The current sector reference documents four vending machines there. Treat it as an orientation anchor: if a route has become confusing, returning to the Cafeteria and walking into the Plaza gives you a known starting direction.

Do not treat every sink or pool as clean drinking water. This map separates a location's existence from the safety of what it contains. Verify a water source in the game before drinking or filling containers.

Plaza

The Plaza follows the Cafeteria and contains the central Level 1 transport area. It is relatively safe during the day, while a Security Bot patrols at night. Near Warren's security checkpoint, the documented landmarks include a Charging Station and a button that resets Platform Carts.

Most Office Sector trams begin here. When planning a later-sector journey, identify the destination first and then match it to the line rather than boarding the first tram on the platform.

Homeworld Room and Server Room

The Homeworld Room branches from the Plaza and requires the base Keypad Hacker. It contains the entrance portals to Homeworlds. The Server Room is next to it, separated from the surrounding offices by glass walls, and contains servers and a hologram. These two rooms are useful as a pair of visual anchors even when Homeworld access is not the current objective.

Level 2: the widest floor and its five route anchors

Level 2 is the largest explorable Office floor. Break it into five named anchors instead of trying to memorize every office corridor.

The Data Farm is the clearest electronics stop because the source specifically identifies computers and names Coils and Circuit Boards as useful results. Bio Lab D has a different job: it is the gardening-material stop between Reception and the Pool area, near the elevator to Level 3. Combining those objectives in one vague "loot Level 2" instruction makes it harder to know when a route is finished.

The Gym pool is documented as Tainted Water. That distinction matters for both survival planning and content accuracy. A large visible water source is not the same thing as a ready supply of safe drinking water.

Level 3: the two portal silos and Physics Lab D

Level 3 is the executive floor. It is not simply an early stairwell extension: the facility overview states that initial access requires the player to travel through Far Garden, although later movement options can change how the floor is reached.

The three confirmed route anchors are:

• Silo 2: entrance to Far Garden.
• Silo 3: entrance to Flathill.
• Physics Lab D: contains a GATE Security Crate.

Far Garden itself has ambient radiation, so reaching its entrance and being prepared to cross it are different milestones. The Far Garden reference advises Iodine Tablets or radiation-protective gear. If the player lacks that preparation, mark Silo 2 and return after addressing the hazard rather than treating the portal as an ordinary hallway.

Keypad Hacker doors that matter to this map

The base Keypad Hacker opens Clearance Level 1 keypads. Its current reference documents four Office Sector targets:

Executive Offices are separately documented as requiring Keypad Hacker Tier 2. That makes "bring a hacker" too vague for a reliable route. Record the door and required tier. If the device fails, compare its tier with the target rather than repeatedly interacting with the same keypad.

The Keypad Hacker recipe is unlocked by speaking with Alice Mayfield or by collecting its components. Ingredient quantities are intentionally omitted here because this page is a floor map, not a crafting reference; the current Crafting Bench screen should be used for the recipe.

Tram connections by destination

Four tram lines are located around the Level 1 Plaza, with two additional terminals elsewhere in the Office Sector.

Use destination and line color together. The two red trams serve different parts of Manufacturing West, so "take the red tram" is incomplete route advice. The Residence terminal is behind locked doors near Reception, to the right of the elevator leading to Level 3; it should not be confused with the four-platform Plaza hub.

Resource route decisions

The Office Sector is strongest for early and basic materials. Its documented environment items include office supplies, cooking equipment, basic food and gardening materials. Computers, monitors, printers, photocopiers, and Office Wood Crates are listed resource nodes. Later-sector resources should not be promised from generic Office desks.

Use a narrow objective for each return:

1. Electronics route: Data Farm computers and nearby documented technology nodes.
2. Gardening route: Bio Lab D for Soil Bags, Hoses, and Tomato Seeds.
3. Ammo and equipment check: Security Office for the documented firing range pickups and Security Pack.
4. Portal route: Silo 2 for Far Garden or Silo 3 for Flathill.
5. Transit route: the tram terminal matching the next sector objective.

Stop when the named objective is complete. A map page should prevent wandering, not encourage checking every drawer for a rare item that the source never placed there.

Threat and recovery notes

The Office Sector begins with lighter threats, but its enemy mix changes as progression advances. The current sector reference lists Carbuncle, Exor Monk, Lab Rat, Peccary, Pest, and Security Bot, with Symphonist appearing during fog. Do not assume an old safe corridor remains empty in a later save.

If lost, recover in this order:

1. Identify the current floor from a named landmark.
2. Return to Cafeteria or Plaza on Level 1, Data Farm or Gym on Level 2, or one of the two silos on Level 3.
3. Confirm whether the next barrier is navigation, clearance, portal hazard, or a tram destination.
4. Leave a locked or hazardous objective marked until the proper equipment is available.
5. Resume with one named destination rather than a general instruction to "finish the floor."

Map completion checklist

The Office Sector map is understood when the player can answer these questions:

• Which of the three explorable floors am I on?
• Which named landmark can I use to reorient?
• Does the target require the base Keypad Hacker, Tier 2, or portal preparation?
• Is the next portal in Silo 2 or Silo 3?
• Which tram line reaches the intended part of the next sector?
• Is this trip for electronics, gardening materials, equipment, portal access, or transport?

For a step-by-step objective sequence rather than floor relationships, continue to the Office Sector route guide. This page stays focused on where confirmed landmarks connect; the route guide covers the order in which a player may choose to use them.