WARDOGS Maps: Bakurani, Ozeti and Zestafona

WARDOGS concentrates a 100-player fight inside a changing Control Zone rather than using the entire landscape equally. The publisher describes a 256 km² battlefield and a randomized 2×2 km objective area.

Current map directory

Map	Community-map status	Terrain summary
Bakurani	Playable	Eastern European mountain valley, industrial flats, river and forested ridges
Ozeti	Playable	Wooded river basin with town, stadium, farmland and hilltop church
Zestafona	Preview; not listed in rotation	North American river town with farmland and woodland

Reading the map

1. Identify your faction spawn and the active Control Zone before buying transport.
2. Mark towers, FOBs, garages, fuel and safe routes that matter to the current objective.
3. Use ridges and buildings to break long sightlines.
4. Expect destroyed structures and new FOBs to change a route during the match.
5. Rotate before the zone becomes a long, exposed walk.

Bakurani’s valley road is the simplest vehicle route but also the easiest to watch. Ozeti spreads movement across roads, woodland and the river basin, so a route that avoids the central town can be more valuable than the shortest line.

Community map tools

MetaForge’s WARDOGS maps provide tower locations, named areas and other overlays. They are independent tools and can lag behind patches; use the map name and build status shown in-game as the final check.

Sources

• Official WARDOGS Steam page — player count, Control Zone and wider-map description
• MetaForge interactive maps — community map names, rotation labels and terrain references