Written by Annie S.
Cyberpunk campaigns thrive on the contrast between dazzling technology and the people forced to survive beneath it. Towering corporations loom over shady cities, and the same technology that makes life easier can just as easily be used to control every aspect of it.
Here are our top cyberpunk battlemap picks for sci-fi TTRPG campaigns, ranging from neon city streets and black-market workshops to corporate towers and armed facilities. Whether your crew is planning a heist, chasing a bounty, or trying to stay one step ahead of corporate security, these maps offer plenty of locations to help build your next session.
1. Lantern District
Few images say cyberpunk as loudly as a city street glowing beneath layers of neon lights. Signs compete for attention above narrow roads, while back-alley storefronts make the district a perfect backdrop for shady meetings and anyone hoping to disappear into the city.
This animated Lantern District map captures the atmosphere in all its crowded, electric chaos, with flashing storefronts and its namesake red lanterns swaying overhead, as vivid light spills across the streets below.
2. Cyberpunk Electronics Shop
Technology is everywhere in a cyberpunk setting, but access to it is rarely equal. Small electronics stores and backstreet technicians can be just as useful as any licensed weapons dealer, especially when your crew needs some hardware a little too questionable for the average storefront.
With its scattered workspace suggesting a business built around modifications and improvisation rather than polish, this Cyberpunk Electronics Shop makes a great stop for crews looking to buy or modify unconventional technology without going through official channels.
3. Cyberpunk Streets
City streets are a natural stage for cyberpunk encounters, packed, as they are, with surveillance and people trying to get to where they’re going without attracting the wrong sort of attention. Neon storefronts and elevated crossings give the district plenty of movement, providing a space for anything from a quick handoff in a back alley to a messy chase.
This Cyberpunk Streets map gives GMs a flexible slice of the city for those everyday encounters and complications. There are plenty of storefronts to populate with interesting shops or useful contacts, while the roads and walkways above create multiple routes through the area if the crew ever needs a discreet way to get around.
The map also comes with an animated illustrated scene that drops players right into the neon haze and pouring rain of the streets.
4. Cyberpunk Bridge
A bridge can quickly turn an ordinary crossing into a tense encounter, especially in a cyberpunk story where checkpoints or hostile corporate security get involved. Anyone crossing has very few ways to change course, which makes bridges great for roadblocks or bottleneck ambushes from the party’s adversaries.
This Cyberpunk Bridge map puts the crew on a long, exposed route over dark water, with very little room to disappear if things start going wrong. It makes a great setting for a blocked crossing or a desperate escape, especially if law enforcement starts closing off the routes at either end.
The map’s animated illustrated scene gives the bridge an even more atmospheric look from street level, with heavy rain pouring across the structure while the city disappears into mist beyond it.
5. Cyberpunk Club
Nightclubs are a must-have for the social side of any cyberpunk campaign, where loud music and packed crowds give all kinds of people an excuse to cross paths. They work just as well for a fun night out between missions as for a meeting with someone who prefers to conduct business somewhere nobody can listen in—literally.
This Cyberpunk Club map makes a great stop when the crew needs to meet a fixer or get into one of the private rooms without attracting too much attention. The huge dance floor and stage also give the scene room to turn chaotic, if subtlety stops being an option.
The map also comes with an animated illustrated scene that shows off the club at its loudest, with the stage lit up and huge speakers looming above the dance floor.
6. Hacker Base
In a city where information is power, a hacker can be every bit as dangerous as someone carrying a gun. A well-equipped hacker base can serve as a hidden resistance headquarters fighting against the big corporations, or belong to a chaotic gang of hackers whose improvised setup hides how skilled they are.
With its rows of terminals, wired-up chairs, and heavy machinery, this Hacker Base was clearly built for serious digital work. Players might come here looking for an elusive netrunner, or find themselves protecting a hack while enemies close in.
This map also comes with an animated illustrated scene that makes the Hacker Base look especially impressive, with a whole wall of glowing screens crammed into the room for your players to examine.
7. Chop Shop
It’s not easy to disappear in a cyberpunk city, especially when vehicles and people alike can be tracked by high-tech surveillance. As such, illegal garages and chop shops are valuable places for anyone who needs a stolen car stripped for parts, or a license changed without attracting attention.
This Chop Shop map is a great location for jobs involving black-market upgrades and stolen vehicles, where players might come to get a getaway vehicle altered to slip past corporate tracking, or pressure the mechanic for information about a suspicious client.
8. Corp Tower
Corporate power is a defining convention of the cyberpunk genre, and few sights convey that power better than a neon tower rising high above the rest of the city, with luxurious interiors opening onto the brilliant industrial skyline.
The polished offices and private lounges in this Corp Tower map feel worlds away from the streets below, even as the people inside make decisions that can affect (or destroy) lives across entire districts. Players trying to challenge that power might find themselves crashing a meeting with an executive or infiltrating the upper floors for confidential files.
If you want to keep exploring this side of the city, the Cyberpunk Map Series includes even more locations for building out a full cyberpunk campaign.
9. Bounty Hunter Tavern
Every crew needs a spot to find work, hear rumors, and meet up with people who would rather not conduct business in a shiny office. In a cyberpunk campaign, this role often falls to grimy bars and gambling dens where gruff mercenaries and bounty hunters trade information between jobs.
This Bounty Hunter Tavern makes an excellent gathering point. Gambling tables sit beneath exposed pipes and metal walkways, framing private booths built for deals that shouldn’t be overheard. Your crew might have come here chasing a contract… only to discover that the bounty currently drawing everyone’s attention is on one of their own.
10. Trash Compactor
No matter how futuristic or glamorous the city, its waste still has to go somewhere. Beneath all those bright storefronts and neon towers, industrial facilities keep everything running, often under conditions most residents never want to think about.
This animated Trash Compactor map turns one of these systems into the backdrop of a dangerous encounter. A crew might cut through the facility to shake off pursuers, and find themselves in a precarious situation when the conveyor belts start moving. A multi-stage crushing map variant raises the stakes even further in the unlucky event that someone falls into the pit (ew).
11. Underground Metro
In a futuristic or modern setting, an underground transit system might be vast enough to form a whole second city beneath the one on the surface. Old platforms and maintenance tunnels can be used as shortcuts by those who know where they are, and abandoned sections make perfect territory for gangs and smugglers.
This Underground Metro is a great fit for the underbelly of any cyberpunk campaign, giving crews a way to slip beneath the monitored streets and into parts of the city that have fallen outside of corporate control.
12. Cyber Maze
One of the coolest parts of futuristic campaigns is that adventures don’t always have to happen in physical spaces. When characters hack into a network, firewalls and cybersecurity can become an environment of its own, with barriers and hazards translated into real terrain that players can navigate—or get taken out by.
This Cyber Maze map is a unique take on virtual encounters, setting up a stage where crews can race through a labyrinthine network to reach protected data or disable security from the inside.
13. Decimator Mech Depot
Heavy military technology is another staple of cyberpunk settings, especially when corporations have enough power and wealth to develop weapons that once would have belonged only to governments. A mech depot can become a major objective in any sci-fi campaign, whether the crew wants to steal the hardware or stop it from being turned against their allies.
This Decimator Mech Depot provides a suitably intimidating home for an end-game cyberpunk threat, with sprawling cables and maintenance systems implying just how much infrastructure goes into keeping this war machine operational.
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The Czepeku library includes over 14,000 battlemaps and variants, with a huge range of Sci-Fi maps for cyberpunk and futuristic TTRPG campaigns. You’ll find everything from crowded urban districts and high-tech interiors to industrial facilities and virtual locations.
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