Package Chaos Warehouse Map

Package Chaos does not hide a second biome behind a locked gate. The map is the warehouse you spawn in: grey walls, blue racking, a yellow floor line, numbered dock doors, and eight carrier banners hanging over the bays. FunTap Games launched this building on Steam on August 28, 2026 with 4,096 packages and 512 shelves. This page is a spatial index. Pair it with the walkthrough for attention order and with the carriers ranking for which banners lie the most.

Official shots show dock doors painted 03 and 04 in large numerals, a personnel door with a green exit sign, and a yellow aisle stripe cutting the concrete. Those numbers are wayfinding, not puzzle codes. Walk until you can read a banner without squinting. Then found a bay under that banner, not under the nearest empty volume.

The eight banners (the actual map)

Read these from the ceiling, not from cardboard color.

• Star Express — Daily Essentials. Household SKUs. High volume, easy false matches.
• Eagle Post — Luxury & Valuables. Gold Bar, Diamond Cufflinks, and friends. Blue cartons that must not live with Frozen Pizza.
• GreenField Logistics — Agricultural Supplies. Produce-adjacent and farm hardware. Do not dump every green carton here.
• Panda Delivery — Flowers & Plants. Quiet bay if you found it early. Easy to postpone into the reject row.
• Polar Bear Cold Chain — Frozen & Refrigerated Goods. Frozen Pizza, Salmon Fillet, Cheese. Handling marks are loud. Protect them with tips.
• Fox Parcel — Toys & Games. Collectible energy. Color-sorting trap.
• Dragon Express — Souvenirs & Collectibles. Same trap with prettier art.
• Shark Security — hardware wall. Screws, padlocks, pipe fittings, hinges, paint rollers, levels, brushes, bolts, trowels, chisels, tape. Green-shelf shots in official media live here.

If two banners share a tape color, believe the banner. The how to sort page is the mechanic underneath this list.

What the 512 means

FunTap’s social copy before launch said 4,096 packages, 512 shelves, 0 employees. The HUD agrees: a shelf counter starts at 0/512. Shelf Complete is the achievement that cares about a finished bay, not about emptying the floor into a pretty island. How to stack is how a shelf becomes a shelf instead of a wall.

You will not found 512 identities. You will found a handful of honest bays and then sweep. The map’s job is to stop you from founding a ninth banner because a new logo winked at you during hour one. The walkthrough wants three honest bays first.

Docks, aisles, and camera height

The building is a rectangle of concrete and blue steel. Docks sit on the long wall. Racks sit in rows you can walk around if you do not brick the corridor. First-person cameras hate fat stacks. Leave a body-width lane. If you cannot strafe past a column with a carton in your hands, the map just shrank and you did it to yourself.

Low rows hide fragile goods. High bays hide the SKU you already tagged and then buried. Walk both ends of a founded bay after every season. The HUD guide tells you whether Gold and hand slots are why you keep dropping the heavy end.

How to use this map in a session

1. Stand still. Pick the nearest readable banner, not the nearest brown pile.
2. Collect only SKUs that belong under that banner.
3. Park them on the matching rack. Green ghost cells in official shots are placement previews, not a license to dump.
4. When the aisle closes, stop. Open a second banner only after the first still has a walking lane.
5. Spend Gold after you can name a bottleneck. Movement between Eagle Post and Polar Bear Cold Chain is a real tax. Magnet Hand is a later tax cut. See skills.

What we will not draw

We will not publish a fake CAD with crate IDs. We will not invent a basement. We will not pretend dock 07 exists because a screenshot showed 03 and 04. If FunTap patches in a second warehouse, it lands on the updates hub first.

New players should still start with how to play and Getting Started. The map is for the hour when you know the grab and still get lost under the wrong star. Look up. The banner is the map. The carton is the argument. Believe the banner.