KMM Mansion Map
Mansion is the map people vote when they want a knife fight. Two floors, a kitchen, a garage, a staircase that has ended more Sheriff careers than any chroma pistol. Learn the loop or donate the round.
The loop
Ground: kitchen, bathroom, lounge fireplace, meeting room, garage, small storage. Upstairs: bedroom and a passage that drops you back toward the lounge. The picture frame outside the kitchen is a pass-through hide. Garage lights and shelves are the “I am a tiny avatar” perch. Refrigerator used to be a meme hide; some copies still allow it. If you fit, assume the Murderer knows.
Murderer: kitchen to garage is the isolated clear. Do not ego the foyer staircase until the gun is down — that landing is a Sheriff postcard. Sheriff: hold kitchen door or garage entrance, not the chandelier. Innocent: never stand in the foyer. Details on how the killer thinks are in the Murderer guide; gun discipline is in Sheriff.
1v1 hallway language
Long corridors make Mansion the throw-or-hold map. Peek-throws from the throw page are designed for these halls. If both players wide-swing, the gun wins. If the Sheriff holds a pixel, the throw wins. Factory is more chaotic; Hotel is more vertical; Mansion is the aim duel. Ranked on the map tier list as S for a reason.
Coins spawn in kitchen counters and garage corners. Vacuum after you know the killer is upstairs, not before. Compare routing with Hotel and Factory so your stack can vote with a plan instead of a vibe.
- Picture frame — kitchen exterior pass-through.
- Garage lights — shelf perch.
- Storage door — behind the door, classic.
- Fireplace passage — upstairs to lounge.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to the most common KMM questions.
Is Mansion 2 different from old Mansion?
Larger, more hides, same 1v1 soul. KMM usually ships the 2-style house.
Where do Sheriffs die most?
Foyer staircase, watching everyone, holding no cover.
Best Innocent hide?
Two-point rotate: picture frame and garage storage. Not the fridge every round.
Good map for knife throws?
Yes, the halls. Not the kitchen clutter.