Doodle Shooter Maps
A closer look at Doodle District and Doodle Mexico.
Doodle District and Doodle Mexico are the two maps described in the game brief. Both belong to the same notebook-style shooter. The drawings below are editorial illustrations, not screenshots or exact navigation maps.
Doodle District
The first map is a blue-ink city of streets, rooftops, fire escapes, canopies and vines. The vertical scenery fits the game’s movement tools: you can leave street level rather than staying in one firing lane.
Think in routes
Look for a way up, an open line to grapple toward, and a place to land. Practice without the pressure of online opponents. A route is only useful if you can repeat it while controlling your aim.
Doodle Mexico
Doodle Mexico is the second map. Check the original game for its current availability and selection options; an embedded copy may not match the newest version.
Movement connects the maps
Learn slide, wall-jump and grapple inputs in the controls guide, then return to play Doodle Shooter and practice your route. For online play, follow the multiplayer guide to the original site.